Telecom Mast Inspection. 'How to' Guide. DJI Smart Controller, Mavic 2 Pro, Phantom 4
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Great your video my friend, nice info!!, like 5
Thank you so much. Glad you like the content. Any help you need, let me know.
Hello! Thank you for showing me a nice video! Very nice information! Very interesting! Thank you for sharing! Have a nice day!
Thank you for commenting. Glad you found it informative.
Hey, great video! In 2021 witch software would you indicate for building the 3d mesh os the telecom tower?
Thank you. SiteSee are the best now. Feel free to email me to discuss more. We represent them,
Hi, what software can I use to process the drone data to generate the 3D model
Excellent information, many thanks, will email you with a few questions if its OK
Thanks. Please do
You mentioned that one of the best drones to use would be the Mavic 2 pro. Would the newer Air 2S be as good or can you recommend any of the newer ones with enhanced sensor. ?
Hi Eric. Unfortunately, there is no SDK for the A2S, so no SW provider can add this drone to their portfolio. The A2S would be great for this work. The 1” sensor makes it ideal for capturing the data.
Thanks for the comment ✌🏻
Hi. Can you make detail measures to each metallic member and export to autocad files or other cad? Its depends from the drone or from the software? It's possible?
Yes you can. We use all measurements for feasibility studies, planning and auditing. We’re doing this every day, multiple times per day.
Thanks for the comment 😊✌🏻
Can i use a mavic air 2 and a mavic 2 enterprise dual for these type of inspections
I would advise using the Air 2S.
Hi. I know it's off topic, but looks like you have nice knowledge: some ppl say that Mavic 2 Zoom is better for some inspections, like for checking building pathologies and stuffs, but is half size of sensor. does the zoom is really needed, or you could just get closer on these inspections? What kind of scenarios the zoom will be needed?
Hi Márcio. A zoom isn’t necessary, as the high resolution photos taken is enough.
We calibrate the inspection area giving us the best possible distance to capture the data.
I hope this helps.
@@FlybyGuys Ty very much! It makes me think the Air 2s will be good for this job. But you said to avoid the Air 2 and go with Mavic 2 Pro or better, right? What about the Air 2s? The fact that M2P is heavier is better or it doesnt matter?
@@marcioventura3135 Air 2S is a good drone. But if the SDK is done with the SW, then it’s a good choice.
My money is on the M2P or the P2P, as the SDK is done. It’s all about the SW.
@@FlybyGuys I'm sorry. What is SW?
@@marcioventura3135 Software
Is p4pro v2 with ocusync safer than p4pro with light bridge when inspecting a cell tower.?
Hi Mike. Yes, kinda. But your never going to be far away from the drone doing this work. The worry is radio interference, but I’ve experienced this with the V2 as well. 50/50 I would say. Hope this helps ✌🏻
Q: When doing a mass inspection and the client has a shot sheet that details camera angles using degrees, is there a way to put this in the DJI fly app camera settings?
Hello. Thanks for this interesting question.
The answer is no.
DJI do not offer this. You need to do this manually, which I do not recommend.
Using specific SW like we use, gives you and the customer the optimal data set for the mast.
When it comes to ‘what the customer wants’, the customer does not know what they want. And saving money is certainly not the key to offering this service. Hope that helps.
@@FlybyGuys Yes very helpful and thank you for your consultation!! Note I recently got hired as an independent contractor, I was given a shot sheet that had client request for drone photos with the camera positioned 40 and 60° angles at the antennas and the RAN to be 80% in frame. Now I started to assume that most of this is just eyeballing and not really coordinates to be placed into the Fly app and it sounds like my assumption is correct.
Would a Phantom 4 Advanced be adequate for a mast mission or is the radio transmission not strong enough?
Hey, thanks for the comment. It would be ok, but you can’t use the LCD on the controller. It has to be a tablet or phone.
@@FlybyGuys Thank You! 👍
Would a inspire 2 with a x5s be a viable drone for this type of work?
Thanks for your comment. Yes it would. An Inspire 2 and the X5s would be fantastic for this work.
@@FlybyGuys appreciate the feedback! Looking forward to more content from you, love your vids man
Thanks 🙏
Are you using ground control points when making the model?
No, but I plan to do so.
@@FlybyGuys So is that software that you used available to the public to purchase
@@FlybyGuys It looks like it made a very detailed and accurate model of the tower, I can’t get pix4D cloud to do that
Long story, yes and no. Hanger is no longer available, but Sitesee is.
"Hanger Tower Site" Is this page not available anymore?
i think it's dead...
Is there a certification you can get for this?
Yes there is. If you have work lined up with an operator, and you use Hanger Tower Sight, you will be trained, and certification will be issued. I insist any of my pilots do this training and get certification.
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Hello, do you have a proposal for an insurance policy?
Thank you for the comment and the question. Yes, we already work with a major insurance company for our missions.
@@FlybyGuys Hey, can you share an example of such insurance? What are the amounts? Who is to blame if something goes wrong? What if part of the country is without communication because of this intervention?
drone won't fly away at all - GPS may drop out and then the wind pushes the drone in that direction - certainly not a fly away if theres no GPS
Thanks for the comment. If a drone loses GPS, it will lose its positioning. Near interference, it will become erratic and have a fly away. When your next to hundreds of thousands of euros worth of equipment, you do not take risks. I’ve seen behaviour like this in many different scenarios. I actually have very good experience with GPS issues with missions. I’ve seen it all 😊
@@FlybyGuys I believe an RTK drone would keep its position, and use PPK for the processing.
@@DakarBlues RTK is better for mapping. For telecom inspections,
RTK is a bit extreme. Not much ROI from the delivery
Is it dangerous to perform these cell tower inspections due to radiation?
Hi there. I think I mentioned that in the video. It can be an issue,
So just be aware and take over if necessary. I have experienced it once before.
@@FlybyGuys Sorry I should have been more specific. I meant is it dangerous to conduct a cell phone tower inspection by myself (not with a drone), due to the electromagnetic waves emitting from the tower or I’m I overreacting? I have a job offer and part of the job is site inspection and tower surveying and I was just worried about the risk of radiation on the job.
Ah, well yes. There is a radiation radius on these towers. It’s always on the schematic of the plans. It should be turned off before accessing.
@@FlybyGuys Ah that’s good to know that it’s turn out off before accessing. Thanks for being so helpful.
I have climbed towers for 15 years and I can guarantee you that I can get to places your drone can NOT get to and my measurements would be so much more accurate than your computer generated ones. Ever in michigan, we can put this to a bet if you'd like....
Thanks for the comment Bryan. We expect kickback from the manual tower workers, so your view is nothing new. When we take our data to the mobile operators, they see more they their men who climb. Why? Because we can see every angle. You will never be able to see very rusting mast part, missing cable or broken antenna, due to weather conditions time constraints or general human error. AI helps this. Our clients have learned, and gained more from our inspection data, and made more money due to equipment that should not be there. That’s something someone who climbed will not be aware of. Your attitude is normal, but we know how to help that. Hard data.
I would assume you would come back with the same bullshit you try to sell in your videos, but again I can back up my claims with 15 years of actual experience, where as you play with toys. And I also drone, but for fun. Let's see you get a serial number off a faded rrh label thats covered in birdshit, whatcha gonna do, fly close enough to blow it off?
@@bryanmcnulty9231 Why the hostility? Drones as just another tool and will not replace tower workers nor manual inspections. Relax.
Didn't mean to come off hostile, my bad, just my nature I guess
@@bryanmcnulty9231 It’s ok Bryan. No offence taken. Thanks, and big respect ✊🏼