EVO II Pro Enterprise

[Dave Pitman]

By the way - Enterprise is much noisier with that new larger props (probably because of some props overlap)

It is being reported by dealers that it is quieter due to lower RPM. I don't know why you would think there is prop overlap. Clearly not side to side. I can't see front to back.

 

[Dave Pitman]

Also, have the frame joints where the arms meet the body been reinforced or are they the same? Seems like the bigger motors and longer arms will increase the stress at that joint.

Has there been any problems with that joint that you know of?

 

[Deleted member 8818]

Has there been any problems with that joint that you know of?

I'm not aware of any, just thinking basic physics. It's a bigger lever with more power on the far end...

 

[SARty]

Has there been any problems with that joint that you know of?

I'm not aware of any, just thinking basic physics. It's a bigger lever with more power on the far end...

I think it's a great question - especially in light of the body cracking issues on all the previous versions.

 

[Dave Pitman]

especially in light of the body cracking issues on all the previous versions.

Are you referring to the cracking occuring because Autel didn't use a thin headed screw or a molded in cavety underneeth the shell joint? If so, I don't think that has anything to do with the arm joint.

 

[SARty]

Are you referring to the cracking occuring because Autel didn't use a thin headed screw or a molded in cavety underneeth the shell joint? If so, I don't think that has anything to do with the arm joint.

The body is prone to cracking - halzucati's question is relevant.

 

[Dave Pitman]

The body is prone to cracking

Please do share what you know. I have paid for an enterprise pre-order and would be interested to know about the cracking you are referring to if it's not the issue I mentioned.

 

[SARty]

Please do share what you know. I have paid for an enterprise pre-order and would be interested to know about the cracking you are referring to if it's not the issue I mentioned.

Sorry, I can't comment on the cause(s), but it's a well documented problem.

Overall, the Enterprise series looks like a solid buy for those of us that need it - hopefully none of these things will be issues.

I just watched the intro video Autel released with Jon McBride and he briefly mentions that the base of the arms are more robust. That may help answer halzucati's question, but it would be nice to know if anything was beefed up on the body side as well.

As far as the shell cracking issue, you may be right that it's not applicable here. Minor stress, such as simple battery swaps, can cause cracks though, so I'm hoping all of this was considered in the redesign.

I don't want you to second guess your purchase - I think you'll be fine.

 

[Deleted member 8818]

This is the area I'm wondering about. It looks like it may be composite, with parts being held together with screws or more than one component.
Anyone know if this is the same in the new Enterprise Version, or have another view/better view of this area?

Picture from

Cicero24's post here: EVO II Cracking Cause​

 

[SARty]

Anyone know if this is the same in the new Enterprise Version, or have another view/better view of this area?

@advexure @Blade Strike, any insight on this?

 

[Blade Strike]

From my review of tech cases, this area is not of concern. I’ve seen cases of cracked body’s sound screw holes.

most of these cases, the same as DJI, are improper torque used. The causes stress cracks around screws. Unlike dji the are around the outer shell and not around motor mounts or any other critical structure.

I’m still out camping and have very little satellite data.

I will ask engineering about the arm joint when I return. (9.27)

 

[SARty]

Hey @Blade Strike, thanks for posting.

A few random questions when you get the time...

- What's the real world flight time like compared to the non Enterprise models? Bonus points if you setup autonomous missions for both and fly them in the same conditions

Hi @Blade Strike, any chance we can twist your arm to setup a flight time comparison with the v1/v2 using waypoints?

 

[Blade Strike]

Hi @Blade Strike, any chance we can twist your arm to setup a flight time comparison with the v1/v2 using waypoints?

If I can get to that this weekend I will try.

 

[edgardcafe]

Why the Enterprise does not have V2 on top ? Is it V2 true right, how do we know ?

 

[Blade Strike]

Why the Enterprise does not have V2 on top ? Is it V2 true right, how do we know ?

It’s a v2. Reason why there’s no marking, there was no v1 of the v1 AC. Very easy to tell a ENT EVO, CF arms.

 

[nh phantom]

Why the Enterprise does not have V2 on top ? Is it V2 true right, how do we know ?

They didn’t have a V1. Besides the controller Is a v2 and has 2.4 and 5.8 bands. The v1 controller only Had 2.4

 

[goldenu2]

It is being reported by dealers that it is quieter due to lower RPM. I don't know why you would think there is prop overlap. Clearly not side to side. I can't see front to back.

While I can only compare it with my DJI, I find the Evo Enterprise to be extremely quiet.

 

[Deleted member 8818]

My Enterprise is the quietest drone I own... some strange prop harmonics at times in wind.. but very quiet.

 

[Martyc6]

Just received my EVO 2 Pro Enterprise, and have a question.
When powering up the Controller and Drone I get an error "Remote control and aircraft disconnected" I can control the gimbal but nothing else. also to note no video is visible along with zero telemetry is available.
I try and re-pair the two and get the same result. am I doing something wrong?

 

[Blade Strike]

Just received my EVO 2 Pro Enterprise, and have a question.
When powering up the Controller and Drone I get an error "Remote control and aircraft disconnected" I can control the gimbal but nothing else. also to note no video is visible along with zero telemetry is available.View attachment 11930
I try and re-pair the two and get the same result. am I doing something wrong?

Please go to general, software update. Please update firmware and app on craft.