Thermal Drone Deer Management with the Autel EVO 2 DUAL 640T V3

[@GENERALLee-jp4xr]

nice video i couldn’t agree more brother

[@dcs2365]

Any drone operated in the UK, that weighs over 250grams falls into the licensing requirements as laid out by the CAA. This is then divided into recreational use or commercial use, along with the category of which the drone complies too, this also dictates the pilot training and licensing requirements along with how the drone can be operated in differing environments and terrains.

[@TheNightVisionShow]

Thanks for your input, this page is a helpful bookmark also., www.caa.co.uk/drones/rules-and-categories-of-drone-flying/introduction-to-drone-flying-and-the-uk-rules/ Our operator is fully qualified and is actually also a qualified aircraft pilot also.

[@keithswisher4546]

Thank you! Great Video. Question - when I click on the Satellite view to the left of the screen it doesn't show an aerial map. Should I be downloaded something here. It tracks my flight on the screen, but I would like an aerial map of the property I'm flying over. Any help greatly appreciated.

[@TheNightVisionShow]

Hi, thanks for the comment when clicking that it should show aerial maps via google maps. but further info [e-mail]

[@franciscofigueroa1746]

Hi! Is there any difference with the EVO II Pro 6K RTK Rugged Bundle V3 camera? Can we make photogrammetry with both drones?

[@TheNightVisionShow]

hi the v3 is thermal the eco pro is non thermal but 6k cammra

[@zalkhirsan9481]

That was my question can you have a RTK drone like that that also does thermal , so can impose Heat loss on actual Properties

[@sautoter411]

Good vid, but can you insure it in case you loose it???

[@TheNightVisionShow]

Hello please see here www.flycovered.com/drone/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA-P-rBhBEEiwAQEXhHxkR0_ggYtp9HHc0BIaVy103bx162Z4ZAdTwQOYY26QF_z_Lzb_LdRoCKYYQAvD_BwE

[@uniteddroneservicesllc7184]

I purchased the EVO 2 dual 640R (US FLIR BOSON) vERSION 1 for $3200. Little did I know the difference about the sensor and the 640T chinese sensor. I have seen the comparison video of each sensor and seems the FLIR is somewhat better for roofing and solar inspections but you have to pay for the software. the Evo 2 640T v2 you can use the free IRPC tool for reports. What in your opinion would be the better? Just need some personal advice

[@TheNightVisionShow]

Hi thanks for your comment, I have to admit, we weren't aware there was another sensor. I believe they were all made by Infiray? We will ask the question.

[@davidheywood2085]

What is the legalities regarding flying these drones wherever you want please, I assumed there are some CAA rules regarding them ?

[@TheNightVisionShow]

Hi David, you can find out more about the legalities here www.caa.co.uk/drones/rules-and-categories-of-drone-flying/introduction-to-drone-flying-and-the-uk-rules/

[@johnmead8437]

In an area where deer are officially invasive pests (& a recreational & commercial resource some participants demand protection for their gratification & the hell to any negative ecological/agricultural impacts) & most public hunting relatively fee-free, deer have adapted to most techniques directed at getting rid of them. Including widespread effective "poaching" when carcasses were commercially valuable % easy to sell. So, few refuges existed. This significantly depleted the numbers easily hunted. The impacts of poison (as used for possums) and hunting them from helicopters are classic examples. Drones, including thermal, have similarities to helicopters, & once deer are switched on, drone value will likely diminish. If like poison, the result is underestimates of population & modified habitat use. Like trail cameras, they supplement other monitoring methods & can be superior in some situations. Understanding the current limitations (technology advances may alleviate some of these) is often overlooked by enthusiastic managers/users in the throes of delight & innovative experience financed by others.

[@TheNightVisionShow]

they are a fantastic tool

[@domsmall4062]

lol Some people show off their guitar collection, or their sneaker collection... maybe their drone collection. This guy thinks it's cool to show off his guns.

[@TheNightVisionShow]

He likes it, they are for customers to test/display scopes on.

[@ghostedyoutuber263]

could you possibly breathe a bit louder