Very cool! I'd love to do something similar. Do you use the Evo 2 for all of that work that's listed on your site or do you switch to other drones for some of it?Check Out my site. buildingamerica702.com
Very cool! I'd love to do something similar. Do you use the Evo 2 for all of that work that's listed on your site or do you switch to other drones for some of it?Check Out my site. buildingamerica702.com
Can I ask you what you don't use the Evo 2 for and why?I use EVO PRO 2 for prolly 70% of my work, and the Phantom Pro 4 V2 for the rest
It takes some time to learn how to map properly, then you get into survey-grade mapping, a whole new level of mapping... Just do your homework and over time you will get there, we all are still learningThe Evo has a better camera, true 20 MP, Phantom is 18 MP. Fly Evo around 8 to 10 mph. With the P4P you can fly a Lil faster because of the mechanical shutter. So for bigger sites, the P4P can get it done faster and Drone Deploy can fly the P4P and gives you Terrian follow. I did a 180-acre site that had a 100' elevation change. I flew the site stating at 150' AGL, without Terrian follow, I would have been at 50' AGL at another end of the site.
These are a couple reasons
Interesting. So, I guess I would have to adjust the height of the drone to the terrain manually while it's flying it's course or I guess I could set it to fly at different heights at different waypoints based on the terrain.The Evo has a better camera, true 20 MP, Phantom is 18 MP. Fly Evo around 8 to 10 mph. With the P4P you can fly a Lil faster because of the mechanical shutter. So for bigger sites, the P4P can get it done faster and Drone Deploy can fly the P4P and gives you Terrian follow. I did a 180-acre site that had a 100' elevation change. I flew the site stating at 150' AGL, without Terrian follow, I would have been at 50' AGL at another end of the site.
These are a couple reasons
Thank you man! I really appreciate you taking the time to explain this stuff to me!It takes some time to learn how to map properly, then you get into survey-grade mapping, a whole new level of mapping... Just do your homework and over time you will get there, we all are still learning
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