Sintiendolo en el alma, la camara E10tv no se la ve ni se la espera! Que esta pasando con Yuneec?
Me parece que hasta que dji no venda todos los Mavic Interprise dual Yuneec no tendrá el sensor disponible para poder montar la camara.
Una lastima!
Although IR sensor is same size, the 2 cameras are extremely different in image quality and capabilities. If you’re in quick need and unable to obtain a E10T the ME Dual is hands down superb in comparison to the CGO-ET.
Although neither will obtain the detail or quality of the larger FLIR sensor & enhanced electronics of the E10T for SAR, Inspection, Fire assist, etc. The E10T will be offered in 320 and 640, the 640 being the preferred. Although sadly, the E10T is not Radiometric.
I’ve owned 2 CGO-ET and found them not useable for most IR needs. I’ve examined a ME Dual, it is useable and would compliment a 640 FLIR for close support scans. But I’m intending to hold off until I can compare the E10T 640 to other 640 FLIR’s.
The CGO-ET and ME Dual have the same IR Sensor size of 160 x 120 resolution in same spectral band 8-14 um, but that’s the only similarity. The CGO-ET sensor I don’t recall specs, but older sensor technology. The ME Dual uses a FLIR Lepton 3.5 Radiometric sensor. This is the same sensor used in a FLIR 1 camera.
The IR image of CGO-ET remains at 160 x 120 in an non-enhanced and non-radiometric Image. This produces a poor image with minimal detail and only temp average zone. Extremely difficult to obtain useable data beyond a 5-10 meters, not useable for SAR or Fire assist.
The ME Dual sensor is native 160 x 120 and includes FLIR MSX – or multispectral dynamic imaging; it embosses high-fidelity, visible light details onto the thermal imagery, enhances visual details and interpret critical data.
This produces a viewable image output of 640 x 480 with detail to identify a human torso, leg or waving arm at 65-75 meters and less detail but still useable at 100 meters. This is acceptable for close support SAR work.
In addition, the ME Dual FLIR Radiometric electronics provides 1) Spot Meter – avg object temps, able to measure hazardous objects at safe distance.
2) Area Measurement – average, lowest, and highest temperature and their locations within the image simultaneous. Helps to identify if objects are overheating.
3) Isotherm – User able to designate specific temperature ranges, to aid in identifying desired objects within the range... like Human temp range.
The RGB cameras are also very different.
The CGO-ET is a 2 Meg, 1920 x 1080 @ 30 FPS.
The ME Dual is a 12 Meg, 4K @ 30 FPS, 100 meg bit rate.
The E10T, in 320 or 640 is much better than either of the smaller units, but the ME Dual is at least useable... in my opinion.