Apologies Agustine, let me try that again please.
I see from one of the photos that you use a non-aurel charger, at least in that application. Why do you use it, and not the one supplied? Is the one supplied not sufficient? What benefits are gained from using what you use, that are not available with the stock charger? If it is something that will benefit me, I will consider getting one myself for sure. Many of you are much more advanced with this than I, and I would like to have what will get me maximum performance, longevity, and information without damaging anything.
To my original question. Do they request that everything is sent in when warranty work is done; RC, drone, batteries, etc? I'm guessing that it was engineered and packaged as a "system", and the warranty is void if the "system" is not used as such..I don't know? Example: If I take the stock stereo out of my new car and put a different one in, my stock stereo is now not in warranty, but the rest of my car still is. I'm wondering what Autel's approach is?
I am still in the warranty period of my drone. Having said that, is there any way of Autel gathering information from the drone itself, or any other component, that alerts them that a charger other than the stock charger was used? Can they gather information from any one part of the "system" and tell if another part of that "system" was not used as a whole, possibly voiding the "entire" warranty because it was not used as they prescribed?
As I said, I'm simply curious? But the truth be known, my defenses are always on high alert for new and complex ways companies can possibly stick it to me. Not the best outlook on things for sure, but it seems to be the direction companies go anymore.
Sorry for the rant guys!!