They are there to annoy the crap out of you, actually the a button is access to the library, so you can review your content on the SD card, thee other one so far does nothing except annoy me.Hi all!
First time poster here!
Just acquired an EVO and am learning its features!
As the title says, what are the buttons for?
Thanks!
you don't want that, the buttons are placed badly and easily pressed accidentally not a good button for a sensitive setting
They never work for me for programming any of the intelligent functions, they do nothing for that
I’ve never accidentally pressed either as far as I know. If the EVO is to catch on as a drone for flight schools, it will need a physical switch for Atti. Don’t know about the US, but part of the flight test to acquire a remote pilot’s licence in Australia requires you to fly a session in Atti. And there is one part of it where the instructor tells you to switch into Atti, before he/she deliberately disorientate your drone by jiggling your left hand stick, before telling you to recover—without switching back to GPS Mode.. In doing so you must maintain a quite narrow radius from a central marker. If you fail twice, you fail the ENTIRE test and must do it again. Phantoms are generally used by flight schools here, partly because they have an Atti/GPS switch.
That's what I do. I always carry a roll of tinfoil wherever I go. In case my hat blows off...
Not happening.
Agreed. That, unfortunately, was my point. DJI has crushed all competition, and continues to out innovate all comers. Just wish the M2Z had the EVO camera with 2x optical zoom and a toggle to turn off GEO. The EVO camera video, without any correction, rivals the best M2P output after color grading! Autel should license their EVO camera to DJI!
With your first responder prerequisites, Autel has already shot themselves in the foot by making most user settings unsticky, where they all have to be reset after every reboot, which takes a full minute, if you want anything other than the default settings, which even their own camera crew spends a minute turning off. I'm sure Autel is interested, but they simply don't have the resources to compete. They still haven't even realized that their Android app can't determine the drone direction relative to the controller! Toggling off North Up simply rotates the map 90° counterclockwise, to East Up! Go figure!
