Flying outdoor temperature

[GGehret]

Hello all, it's EARLY wintertime weather and temperatures here in upstate NY now. We just got our first FOOT of snow this past week. My Mavic Mini is on it's way, and I'd like to test it out when it arrives next week, but I can't remember the recommended air temp as far as COLDNESS is concerned so I can have a safe, prolonged flight with my new "bird." Can anyone tell me what the recommended temp range is (Farenheit)? Thanks.

 

[old man mavic]

Hello all, it's EARLY wintertime weather and temperatures here in upstate NY now. We just got our first FOOT of snow this past week. My Mavic Mini is on it's way, and I'd like to test it out when it arrives next week, but I can't remember the recommended air temp as far as COLDNESS is concerned so I can have a safe, prolonged flight with my new "bird." Can anyone tell me what the recommended temp range is (Farenheit)? Thanks.

quote from the user manual operating temperature range 32 to 104 degrees Farenheit

 

[Mini6ix]

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Hello all, it's EARLY wintertime weather and temperatures here in upstate NY now. We just got our first FOOT of snow this past week. My Mavic Mini is on it's way, and I'd like to test it out when it arrives next week, but I can't remember the recommended air temp as far as COLDNESS is concerned so I can have a safe, prolonged flight with my new "bird." Can anyone tell me what the recommended temp range is (Farenheit)? Thanks.

I flew mine today in -12C with wind gust up to 26kph and it worked perfectly!! You just need to Keep an eye on your batt temp and remaining life as it can be drained much quicker in colder temps!

 

[GGehret]

quote from the user manual operating temperature range 32 to 104 degrees Farenheit

Thanks. That's what I was sort of remembering. Hopefully it won't be that cold around Thanksgiving vacation, so I can do a good test flight for my new mini.

 

[GGehret]

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I flew mine today in -12C with wind gust up to 26kph and it worked perfectly!! You just need to Keep an eye on your batt temp and remaining life as it can be drained much quicker in colder temps!

Thanks for your reply and pertinent information. I will do both, for sure.