The h600 on its intro videos shows it has water resistant, not water proof obviously but any water resistant is a plus. The bit I find confusing is the hex is water resistant but the camera most certainly is not. It can fly to the best of my knowledge with the h520e camera range , e90x , e30zx ect. The camera is even fitted in the video. Is the water resistant just a bit of extra redundancy for the hex and if the camera took in rain could it cause a short that would take down the hex anyway. Best case it would just blow a fuse like the z fuze or whatever that fuse is called on the other models. Also does any of the h600 camera range include water resistance . Still overall a plus to have at least some water resistance on the hex and just avoid wet conditions as if it weren’t water resistant im thinking
I did notice this, however given the h600’s plan for third party payloads etc I’m assuming the E90x wouldn’t have the same waterproof rating as the drone, however it’s pretty misleading.
This tells me the e90x is probably not the same as the h600 in terms IP rating, they actually don’t list any IP rating for the cameras
Operational Advice: Yuneec specifically recommends using a launch/landing pad to minimize debris and dust from hitting the camera lens and gimbal system, particularly when operating in sandy or dusty environments.
It was supposed to come out with the H600, an E90Pro camera.
Built to fly in the rain, the H600 and subsequent cameras were developed:
E20Pro and the E90Pro, which never made it to market.
I know... and it hurts... the H600 never officially made it to market...
only a few pre-production models.
It was supposed to come out with the H600, an E90Pro camera.
Built to fly in the rain, the H600 and subsequent cameras were developed:
E20Pro and the E90Pro, which never made it to market.
I know... and it hurts... the H600 never officially made it to market...
only a few pre-production models.
That explains it perfectly. I’ve seen the names with pro on the end and was curious what was the difference. Well that’s a big thumbs up to yuneec that they were thinking this way . It’s just unfortunate it never came to market. The h600 must be more rare than I was originally thinking.
In the perfect world I’d like a h plus based on the h600 , so a h600 without the commercial features and more for a hobby flyer if that makes sense , with a c23x pro for our wet Irish weather.
Thank you Enrico , my curiosity is now satisfied
It was supposed to come out with the H600, an E90Pro camera.
Built to fly in the rain, the H600 and subsequent cameras were developed:
E20Pro and the E90Pro, which never made it to market.
I know... and it hurts... the H600 never officially made it to market...
only a few pre-production models.
I have a customers H600 here, I have some questions regarding firmware, and some ways to keep this drone flying as long as possible for the customer.
If you have a moment to chat at some point please let me know!!
- Alex
That explains it perfectly. I’ve seen them names with pro on the end and was curious what was the difference. Well that’s a big thumbs up to yuneec that they were thinking this way . It’s just unfortunate it never came to market. The h600 must be more rare than I was originally thinking.
In the perfect world I’d like a h plus based on the h600 , so a h600 without the commercial features and more for a hobby flyer if that makes sense , with a c23x pro for our wet Irish weather.
Thank you Enrico , my curiosity is now satisfied
I feel like an H+ could be modified to handle light rain/snow. The problem arises when you look at what prolonged or even short term exposure to damp, humid climates will do to the exposed electronics, or electronics that aren't sealed 100%. The H600 has an IP rating, the look/design of the copter is certainly because they were forced to rethink and redesign the airframe. Sure its functional, but definetly looks rushed when you get intimate with the 600.
I would pay an arm and a leg to get Yuneecs internal code, I started decompiling and reverse engineering, but I simply do not have enough time to fully reverse engineer it while also handling (lots) of repairs.
YCustomControlLibrary.DLL and mavlink.dll are included in the typhoon h gui and other applications, this DLL is what most likely holds the information about packet signing. I have an AES key and IV. This would be used to decrypt portions of the code, autopilot, you name it. I refuse to give this information out to anyone, unless you are trying to reverse engineer the connection protocol for OPEN SOURCE collaboration with the community.
All of this info is there, the right eyes need to do some digging..
bitmap snippit
internal static Icon Main
{
get => (Icon) WpfAppTyphoonH.Properties.Resources.ResourceManager.GetObject(nameof (Main), WpfAppTyphoonH.Properties.Resources.resourceCulture);
}
Yuneec Typhoon H GUI fully decompiled in SLN format. As well as each DLL. - opsecfreak/TyphoonHGUI-Decompiled
github.com
you can see why I am so eager for someone to look into this, I am SO close, but someone just needs to tie it all back together. H-elsner did this, but created a new firmware. I would like to be able to make an SD card update that allows a typhoon H to be used with something like QGC, and the ability to add/remove i2c/spi/DroneCAN sensors, gps, etc.
I feel like an H+ could be modified to handle light rain/snow. The problem arises when you look at what prolonged or even short term exposure to damp, humid climates will do to the exposed electronics, or electronics that aren't sealed 100%. The H600 has an IP rating, the look/design of the copter is certainly because they were forced to rethink and redesign the airframe. Sure its functional, but definetly looks rushed when you get intimate with the 600.
I would pay an arm and a leg to get Yuneecs internal code, I started decompiling and reverse engineering, but I simply do not have enough time to fully reverse engineer it while also handling (lots) of repairs.
YCustomControlLibrary.DLL and mavlink.dll are included in the typhoon h gui and other applications, this DLL is what most likely holds the information about packet signing. I have an AES key and IV. This would be used to decrypt portions of the code, autopilot, you name it. I refuse to give this information out to anyone, unless you are trying to reverse engineer the connection protocol for OPEN SOURCE collaboration with the community.
All of this info is there, the right eyes need to do some digging..
bitmap snippit
internal static Icon Main
{
get => (Icon) WpfAppTyphoonH.Properties.Resources.ResourceManager.GetObject(nameof (Main), WpfAppTyphoonH.Properties.Resources.resourceCulture);
}
Yuneec Typhoon H GUI fully decompiled in SLN format. As well as each DLL. - opsecfreak/TyphoonHGUI-Decompiled
github.com
you can see why I am so eager for someone to look into this, I am SO close, but someone just needs to tie it all back together. H-elsner did this, but created a new firmware. I would like to be able to make an SD card update that allows a typhoon H to be used with something like QGC, and the ability to add/remove i2c/spi/DroneCAN sensors, gps, etc.
I have a customers H600 here, I have some questions regarding firmware, and some ways to keep this drone flying as long as possible for the customer.
If you have a moment to chat at some point please let me know!!
- Alex
Hello Alex, unfortunately I can't help you with a live chat, as I only speak my native language. I can only be of limited assistance here in the forum, because DeePL helps me with translations. However, many technical issues are difficult to understand even with translation.
Hello Alex, unfortunately I can't help you with a live chat, as I only speak my native language. I can only be of limited assistance here in the forum, because DeePL helps me with translations. However, many technical issues are difficult to understand even with translation.
A few images of the pro cameras e90x pro and e20tvx pro. Like enrico said they never came to market. The only camera I can see available that has the same water rating as the h600 is the e45s and some are available. The h850 apparently has a higher water resistance rating which is all very cool but way out of my budget. For now we will just view the pictures
for our wet Irish weather.
