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What should I check before flying an EVO Lite Enterprise aircraft?

Source-reviewed 2026-10-17 · Manual edition 1.0.2

Applies toEVO Lite 6K Enterprise and EVO Lite 640T Enterprise aircraft with the SE V2 remote controller; Premium Kit controller instructions are excluded.

Firmware scope: not specified in this answer. English manufacturer manual; Canadian flight permission and applicable local rules are not determined by this source.

Autel’s v1.0.2 manual calls for a comprehensive check before every flight. For the EVO Lite 6K and 640T Enterprise, work through these aircraft, controller and app checks before takeoff.[1]
Before you begin

The manual specifically instructs operators to address every warning or error shown in the flight app and to configure the flight-safety settings before operation.[1]

Follow these steps

  1. Secure the aircraft and battery

    Confirm the aircraft and remote controller have sufficient battery power. Check that the aircraft battery is installed securely and its lock button is in the locked position.[1]

  2. Inspect arms, propellers and motors

    Check that propellers are installed securely and are not damaged or deformed. Make sure the motors and propellers are clean, the arms and propellers are fully extended, and no foreign objects are present.[1]

  3. Check cameras, gimbal and covers

    Clear dirt, fingerprints or obstructions from the visual cameras, gimbal camera and supplementary lights. Remove the gimbal cover and confirm normal three-axis movement. Insert the microSD card and close the rubber covers over the card slot and USB-C port.[1]

  4. Set up the controller and launch area

    Secure and extend the remote-controller antennas. Place the aircraft outdoors on an open, level area clear of obstacles; stand at least 5 metres behind it.[1]

  5. Power on and review the app

    Confirm the aircraft connects to the controller and that the motors and gimbal camera function properly. Apply aircraft and controller updates when prompted, address app warnings or errors, and review flight-control, obstacle-avoidance, joystick and other flight-safety settings. Keep appropriate distance from other aircraft operating at the same time.[1]

Sources & review

  1. 1. EN_EVO Lite Enterprise Series Aircraft User Manual_V1.0.2.pdf
    2.15.1 Pre-flight inspection checklist · physical PDF page 42 (printed 31) · blocks 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
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