Can One Controller Bind Two Evo II Drones?

[Eagle928]

Can two Evo 2 drones be bound to one controller?

 

[claudius62]

Yes, but not both at the same time. Each will have to make a separate pairing with the drone and will not have the same transmission channel.

 

[Eagle928]

Yes, but not both at the same time. Each will have to make a separate pairing with the drone and will not have the same transmission channel.

Thank you. I was using the word 'bind' when I did my search for this answer when I should have been using the word 'pairing'. Knowing that helped me find the info at the link below. Thanks again!

Guide: Pair the aircraft & remote controller of Autel EVO II Drone

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In real world circumstances it might be quicker and easier to use a second controller that had already been paired with the aircraft. Having the option is good!

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[gschulzuio]

Per above correct you can only bind a controller(s) to one active aircraft/drone at a time. Otoh, an aircraft can have multiple controllers bound to it at the same time (one primary active). Note livelink count as a controller. For example, Ctrl-A is the primary, Ctrl-B is a livelink, Ctrl-C is a second controller also bound being used in "teaching/training" mode, all are bound to Aircraft-A. To use with Aircraft-B, rebind the controllers (and livelink) to Aircraft-B.

Ctrl-A <---> Aircraft-A
Ctrl-B <-------+ ^
Ctrl-C <- - - - - - +