Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
Can I fly my drone anywhere?
No, the use of drones is subject to rules.
For more information on the use of drones, see 'Law and regulation'
Flying a drone under 250g: what is allowed and what is not?
Drones up to 250 grams with camera (category A1)
Do you own a drone weighing 249g or less? Then you fall into the A1 category with this drone. This means that you no permit to fly needed to fly your drone. However, under certain conditions, you must have a operator number apply to the RDW. This number is free and can be easily requested online.
Where can you fly a category A1 drone?
With a drone in category A1, you can basically fly anywhere, as long as you keep in mind the following rules:
- Do not fly over crowds: Avoid flying above groups of 12 people or more.
- Respect the privacy of others: Do not record people or locations without their permission.
- Keep your distance from obstacles and buildings: Fly at least 30 metres from buildings, monuments and other obstacles.
- Do not fly near airports: Keep at least 15 kilometres away from airports and aerodromes.
- Fly in accordance with local laws and regulations: Always check local rules and regulations before flying.
What is the best drone under 250g?
This drone is specially designed for novice pilots and offers everything you need to learn to fly and create beautiful images.
What is the weight of the Autel Nano drone?
The Autel Nano weighs less than 250g, which puts it under the "ULC" (Ultra Light Category) drones category in most countries. This means that in many cases you don't need a pilot's licence to fly the Nano. Always check local regulations before flying, though.
What is the difference between the Autel Nano and Nano+ version?
The biggest difference is in the camera sensor. The Nano has a 1/2-inch CMOS sensor with 48 megapixels, while the Nano+ has a larger 1/1.28-inch CMOS sensor with 50 megapixels. This results in higher image quality and better low-light performance for the Nano+.
Does the Nano have a gimbal?
Yes, the Nano is equipped with a 3-axis mechanical gimbal that ensures stable and smooth shots.
Does the Nano have hindrance detection?
The EVO Nano series is the first and only drone of its size with an advanced obstacle avoidance system, making it an easy choice for users looking to avoid crashes and extend the life of their aircraft.
Can I update the Nano's software myself?
Yes, the Nano's software can be updated via the Autel Sky app.
Where can I buy spare parts and accessories for the Autel Nano?
Spare parts and accessories for the Autel Nano can be found at authorised retailer www.droneplaza.eu
Which app do I use to control the Autel Nano?
The Nano is controlled with the free Autel Sky app, available for iOS and Android.
What is the maximum distance at which I can control the Nano?
The Nano can be steered up to 6 kilometres with the supplied remote control. Please note that these are theoretical values and the actual distance may be affected by environmental factors.
How long can the Autel Nano fly on one battery charge?
The Nano's flight time is up to 28 minutes under ideal conditions
Can the camera be tilted during flight?
Yes, the camera stabiliser can be electronically tilted in flight, allowing you to take shots from different angles.
Also see information and instruction videos for the Nano+
Is the Autel EVO Lite+ suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Autel EVO Lite+ is a good choice for beginners thanks to its user-friendly app and intelligent features. The drone is stable and easy to control, and the obstacle detection helps prevent accidents. However, keep in mind that you may need a pilot's licence in some countries to fly this version.
How long can the Autel EVO Lite+ fly on one battery charge?
The Autel EVO Lite+ has a maximum flight time of 40 minutes under ideal conditions. Actual flight time may vary depending on factors such as temperature, wind and flight speed.
Up to what distance can I control the Autel EVO Lite+?
The Autel EVO Lite+ can be controlled up to a distance of 12 kilometres with the included remote control. Please note that these are theoretical values and the actual distance may be affected by environmental factors.
Does the Autel EVO Lite+ feature obstacle detection?
Yes, the Autel EVO Lite+ features forward obstacle detection which helps prevent collisions. The drone detects obstacles up to a distance of 30 metres.
Is the Autel EVO Lite+ legal in the Netherlands?
In the Netherlands, the Autel EVO Lite+ is not legal to use without a pilot's licence. The drone falls into the Open category, which means you need a certified drone training needed to fly.
Which app do I use to control the Autel EVO Lite+?
The Autel EVO Lite+ is controlled with the free Autel Sky app, available for iOS and Android. The app offers a user-friendly interface and various features, such as live video reconnaissance, flight planning and making edits.
Is the Autel Sky app user-friendly?
Yes, the Autel Sky app is user-friendly and offers an intuitive interface. The app is suitable for both beginners and advanced pilots.