UAS Battery Swap Time. Evo2 Dual vs M2ED vs M210

[@SkyFireDrone2022]

Pretty good for taking your time! My only suggestion is something that I carried over from the RC hobby and is an old habit. Try to always turn the controller on before the aircraft. This helps to ensure YOUR controlling signal is already out there for it to find when you power on the aircraft. Two theories behind is so your aircraft doesn’t “connect” to some other signal or nearby controller (yes, even though they should already be bound or paired together anyway) and to make sure that the aircraft doesn’t go into its Return Home function before you get your controller powered up. Of course there is a huge difference between these high-end grade systems and your typical hobby plane but you would hate to find out about interference or signal noise in the area by having your aircraft spinning up or taking off as you’re walking away to turn on your controller. Just one minor thing.. I don’t think it’s actually happened with these but you never know. 🤓 (BTW, this is Jason from AirBears. Never mind my totally self-absorbed YT name 😆)

[@garretbryl625]

Hey Jason, yes nice YT name. Haha. All good. We never power off the controller. It just reconnects and initializes. Power cycling everything would take way more time than what we would like.

[@eqbviewllc7111]

I often wait 30-40 secs for the DJI App to reboot . . . maybe its just my smart controller or cendence that causes the laggy restart of the app ? Good test

[@bradberry165]

Doesn't the M200. Have the hot swap option? Meaning that you don't have to power it off?

[@fjshutters]

The M300 does, not the M200/210

[@blazebfd9850]

You can hold one of the old batteries in while pressing the release and swap in a new one. So yes you can keep it hot.