Technical Specs
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A single flight with Astro carrying the OGI Payload is typically ~25 minutes. Note that the time presented in AMC is an estimate. The exact time depends on several factors, such as temperature, air density, wind speed, direction, and the aircraft's flight profile.
To extend flight times while focusing on a fixed area of interest, consider having Astro orbit around the area. In our testing, Astro is most efficient when orbiting at 7 m/s rather than hovering. The orbit flight mode can be found by clicking on the map while on the ‘Fly’ screen, then clicking the orbit icon:
A full list of the Ventus OGI specifications can be found on Sierra Olympia’s website:
Weight (g)
Astro's maximum payload weight is 1500 grams.
Ventus OGI Payload (including gimbal) is ~1,350g
Dimensions (mm)
When upright and forward facing, the Ventus OGI Payload alone has the maximum outer dimensions as follows: 170x 209 x 179 (WxLxH)
Ingress Protection
None
Mount
Smart Dovetail
Operation Temperature
-20C to +50C
Camera Modes
Photos at 640x480, Video at 640x480 30 FPS
File Formats
JPEG and MPEG-TS
Sensor Resolution (pixels)
640px x 512px, 15 micron pitch
Lens Field of View (degrees)
Ventus OGI Payload ships with a 25mm lens, approximately 21.7 degrees HFOV.
