Mavic pro in hot weather

[R_Mark1]

I live in Australia where temperatures are rising up to 38 degrees celsius , this means the battery temperature is over 46 degrees celsius. Will flying in this weather have any short or long term affects on the drone and is it safe?

 

[Egika]

The manual should state the operating conditions..
On the other hand is DJI a company based in Shenzhen, which is equally hot in summer

 

[R_Mark1]

The manual should state the operating conditions..
On the other hand is DJI a company based in Shenzhen, which is equally hot in summer [/QUOTE
I'm just wondering if 40º is the max battery temperature recommended or max outside temperature

 

[Egika]

Max outside temp. Also it will warn you on your connected phone for too high or too low temperatures

 

[Chris23]

0-40 celcius is the aircraft and camera. 5-40 for the battery.
Prolonged usage at high temperatures isn't good for any electronics. (Edit: When I say prolonged I mean over weeks/months).

If the batteries are truly intelligent they should give you a high temp/shut off warning before they actually shut off mid flight.

As far as long term or shortened battery life I guess only time will tell. I can't imagine DJI has tested gear at length in extreme temperatures.