Autel EVO wind limit

Autel doesn’t publish a wind resistance figure for the EVO. Altiwind then uses a cautious 7.9 m/s (Level 4, 18 mph) as its limit, so 20 mph (8.9 m/s) of steady wind at flight height would already be Outside your limits.

Cold weather

Autel rates the EVO down to 0 °C. Batteries lose capacity in the cold well before that, so Altiwind marks every hour below 5 °C as marginal with a battery warning, and below 0 °C as outside your limits. A 0 °C lower limit is common for this class: below freezing, keep flights short and batteries warm until takeoff. More in flying drones in cold weather.

Rain and moisture

There is no water rating stated for the EVO, so Altiwind treats rain as a limit: a rain chance of 20% or more is marginal and 50% or more is outside your limits. Fog and low cloud also cut visibility, which the score checks separately. See fog, rain and humidity.

Similar drones

• Autel EVO II Dual 640T V310.7 m/s
• Autel EVO Lite10.7 m/s
• Autel EVO Lite+10.7 m/s
• Autel EVO Lite 640T Enterprise10.7 m/s
• Autel EVO Lite 6K Enterprise10.7 m/s
• Autel Alpha12.0 m/s

Sources

• Autel EVO specifications (maker)

Not confirmed on the maker’s page: wind resistance.

Original 2018 EVO (4K). Specs come from the Wayback snapshot of Autel Robotics USA's official store page (auteldrones.com now redirects to shop.autelrobotics.com). Autel announced it at CES 2018 (store blog, 24 Jan 2018). No wind rating was found on any maker page or reputable secondary source.