Mini 2 Drifting -High wind or satellites?

[Manuforti]

Mini 2 in gusts and cold
I had quite a bit of drifting after acquiring 14 satellites and launching. Didn't respond to the sticks for about 20 long seconds. Then went back to normal and I shot this video. Weird.

 

[Deleted member 103366]

If you want analysis you will need to post the flight log.
To access the flight log follow the instructions on DJI Flight Log Viewer | Phantom Help and copy the log to your computer.
Upload that log to that webpage and copy the resulting address and paste it in a post in here.

 

[tlswift58]

Mini 2 in gusts and cold
I had quite a bit of drifting after acquiring 14 satellites and launching. Didn't respond to the sticks for about 20 long seconds. Then went back to normal and I shot this video. Weird.

Think you answered own question. Truly depends on wind speeds with any Mini. Anything above 20 mph will be tough for the little bird. How cold was it flying? Were the drone / batteries warm or cold. If cold - that may be your issue. Keep the warm till right before flying.

 

[Meta4]

Mini 2 in gusts and cold
I had quite a bit of drifting after acquiring 14 satellites and launching. Didn't respond to the sticks for about 20 long seconds. Then went back to normal and I shot this video. Weird.

Your recorded flight data will easily show what the issue was, but with no data, no-one knows.

 

[Prop Wash]

I like the video - I really like how the setting sunlight hit the fall colored trees. Really made them pop.

Regarding the flight data and your flight. Not your guy. Sorry.

 

[SpitFire]

Welcome to the forum from Chicago the Windy City.
As some one has already mentioned, flight data is required to answer your question.

 

[Manuforti]

Your recorded flight data will easily show what the issue was, but with no data, no-one knows.

Thank you. Checking. Have never looked at it.

 

[Meta4]

Thank you. Checking. Have never looked at it.

If you post your flight data here, someone can look into it and probably work out the cause of your incident.