Just wondering, with all the bad weather we're having down here in Miami, I wanted to take my bird up to take some pics of the cloud formations. I know you can't fly in hard rain but what about a drizzle?
Flying in light rain!
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captainmilehigh
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The pcbs are coated so rain water unlikely to cause a catastrophic failure (it's certainly not recommended though). The biggest issue is as M4 has said- one drop of water on the lens and your pics/vids are largely useless.
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So this might be the right thread for this but we offer a new product for the Phantom series that allows you to fly in the rain.
We are not talking about drizzles we are talking flying in the mayhem.
We took this last night , having a bit to much fun but it delivered like a champ and no rice needed.
We just had are a news channel in florida buy out most of are stock today as they are hoping to be able to use it for the hurricane footage minus the wind .
They have no problem with the rain drops as that is part of the visual effect and the camera see right through it more than you might think.
If you interested check out phantomrain.org
We are not talking about drizzles we are talking flying in the mayhem.
We took this last night , having a bit to much fun but it delivered like a champ and no rice needed.
We just had are a news channel in florida buy out most of are stock today as they are hoping to be able to use it for the hurricane footage minus the wind .
They have no problem with the rain drops as that is part of the visual effect and the camera see right through it more than you might think.
If you interested check out phantomrain.org
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