I guess I'm one of those 1%.... I am never connected to the internet when I fly and prefer not to update unless I know exactly what the update involves. Unfortunately there are those who ignore the rules and do not fly zones.... so I would say geo-fencing will become an inevitable requirement of the FAA at some point.
I think you should stick to speaking for yourself and not 99% of drone users. From what I've read in various forums, here, FB, etc., most people only do FW updates if absolutely needed. Too many problems have shown up after the updates historically. I personally haven't updated my 2+ year old E2P V1 for at least 1.5 years because it works just fine the way it is.
They don't force updates until they do. Nobody but Autel and the CCP knows what the software and firmware contains today or in the next update. What it has and what they tell you it has are not necessarily the same thing either.
Yeah, something goofy going on with their programmers. This has been an issue with Autel Robotics since day one of their existence and a very common complaint over the years.PLEASE let us know what Autel says and the fix
Let me guess you bought it used for a great deal on Ebay.
Oh boy, OK.... this could get interesting.Let me guess you bought it used for a great deal on Ebay.
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FPV drones seem like they have been really effective.
It could be a for advisory purposes to illustrate where you shouldn't fly or where you should be careful. Or it could be even more things for me to say "I told you so" about
. But typical Autel, no documentation explaining it?
Until you can test it, it's safe to assume they have updated their maps to show airport no-fly zones, one of the most important areas to not fly around without a solid understanding of the rules and a real need to do so.
Yeah, not about to try it over a prison.Until you can test it, it's safe to assume they have updated their maps to show airport no-fly zones, one of the most important areas to not fly around without a solid understanding of the rules and a real need to do so.
Advisories are fine. I encourage them to do that. You know, because "I told you so".
No, I didn't have to. I took my drone outside to see if it would not fly as the warnings were telling me on the controller and it corrected its location and flew. Go figure?
