The clouds were super low today at about 250 feet and I've always wanted to take it up into the clouds for a different perspective
Bad idea....
I checked doppler radar and no rain at all nearby
However, when I landed there was moisture all over the shell, gimbal, and camera. Luckily no damage. I removed the battery and dried her off as best as I can and I'm going to let her dry off for a few days before even trying to turn it back on.
It is about 0 degrees Celsius here, so I'm wondering if it got wet from the clouds?
or perhaps, the Phantom got cold and due to high humidity, condensation occurred?
Any thoughts? Thanks.
I got some great video though! Will post soon
Bad idea....
I checked doppler radar and no rain at all nearby
However, when I landed there was moisture all over the shell, gimbal, and camera. Luckily no damage. I removed the battery and dried her off as best as I can and I'm going to let her dry off for a few days before even trying to turn it back on.
It is about 0 degrees Celsius here, so I'm wondering if it got wet from the clouds?
or perhaps, the Phantom got cold and due to high humidity, condensation occurred?
Any thoughts? Thanks.
I got some great video though! Will post soon