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This is the second instalment in a series in which we test the precision of different drones and autopilots by flying them on a standard photogrammetry mission created in UgCS.

Last week we published a test of DJI Phantom 4 where we tested the precision of this drone on our photogrammetry route. In this week’s video we review the flight results from another popular drone autopilot from DJI – Naza-M V2. The Naza-M V2 is a popular autopilot from DJI used by hobbyists and professionals alike. In our case it was mounted on a DJI F450 frame.

We flew it on the exact same photogrammetry route as Phantom 4 with three different turn types – Stop and Turn, Bank turn and Adaptive Bank turn. As expected, with DJI Naza-M V2 being an older autopilot, it did not fly as precisely as the Phantom 4. Out of the three turn types the Adaptive Bank gave us the best results as far as keeping to survey lines goes.

Here is the video:

Download the KML files and test them yourself in Google Earth:
http://ugcs.com/files/autopilot_precision/DJI_Naza-M_V2_test_flight.zip

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Safe flights,
UgCS Team