Fly in the rain?

Ansgar Laame · Nov 11, 2016

Hi!
I am still waiting for my Mavic being delivered and in Germany the weather is starting to change from sunny to rainy and snowy.
Did anybody try to fly in rainy weather?
Is the Mavic drone some kind of "IP X/X" certified?

Thanks for your help,

Ansgar

Alex Baxter · Nov 11, 2016

IP nothing, don't fly in the rain...

gregw · Nov 11, 2016

You will void the warranty if DJI any signs of water are detected in the Mavic during repair/return, so don't do it..

Flybee · Nov 11, 2016

They actually have some paper indicators inside it so it's possible to track. so don't even try it

F6Rider · Nov 11, 2016

Kurzum, nie

DesertWindAero · Nov 11, 2016

Why fly in the rain? Can't see anything anyway...

Alex Baxter · Nov 11, 2016

Well, maybe IP30. We have a long winter here in Ireland too, wet and windy.. There will always be opportunities though..

HueJorgan · Nov 11, 2016

FLYING IN LIGHT SNOW LOOKS AMAZING!

HueJorgan · Nov 11, 2016

OOOpps

I shouted last post sorry

don't wanna upset the admins!

kmaluo · Nov 11, 2016

DesertWindAero said:
Why fly in the rain? Can't see anything anyway...

Sometimes in Hawaii, you get caught unexpectedly in the Rain.

Dronebow · Nov 11, 2016

I have not flown my P3 in the rain but I did fly in about 40F degree weather and it was a bit misty too. The camera fogged up and there was a very light coat of moisture all over. Never a hiccup.

Ansgar Laame · Nov 12, 2016

Thank you all for your answers!
It was just about, when i am flying and it starts to rain during the flight.
I want to check my fields from above.
But when i hear, that there are "humidity indicators" inside the drone, i think i schould not fly in unsafe weather.
Thanks a lot!