There is a drone out that will fly in the rain and land in water why but it does not fly as long of far why wouldn't DJI not want to lead in this market if it wants to stay the best. Soon other companies will do so remember the Wright Brothers and look at planes now.Welcome to the forum. I doubt very seriously they will. We have a vender that sells a rain suit @Phantomrain.org
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What drone is that?There is a drone out that will fly in the rain and land in water why but it does not fly as long of far why wouldn't DJI not want to lead in this market if it wants to stay the best. Soon other companies will do so remember the Wright Brothers and look at planes now.
What drone is that?
The market is a niche.
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the company is called Swell Pro ,they make several waterproof drones ,even the RC is supposed to be waterproof as well
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I’m pretty sure the rain man will be by soon to tell you about his raincoats.Anyone knows if DJI will make a Mavic that will fly in the rain? Would be nice to fly on rainy days that you can't golf in.
Surprised Coal has let 9 post get by em without posting.I’m pretty sure the rain man will be by soon to tell you about his raincoats.
I don't want to fly in rain.Not totally sure why you would want to fly in the rain for two reasons:
1. you’re going to be drawing moist air into the drone and over the electronics, not sure that’s an idea that will prolong the life of the drone.
2. Photographs are going to be blurry, try driving in a car through a rainstorm without wipers!
Yes you can buy a “wetsuit “ for the drone, it’ll cost you, but bearing in mind the two points above, is it worth it?
Hope you’re enjoying the flying, take care and catch you later. Peter.
Question to everybody if they know, how does a wet suit protect the motors and the air intake to fans and internal electronics?I have a wetsuit on my ma2 its awesome the hard part is trying to capture lightning on video still trying to get that perfect shot check out phantom rain wetsuits there amazing greetings from Ormond beach Florida
Question to everybody if they know, how does a wet suit protect the motors and the air intake to fans and internal electronics?
MA2 317" data-source="post: 1122694" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Watched some videos so far, saw wet suits, landing on water, flying in rain, but didn't find anything saying how water does not get in motors or air intakes to fan and internal electronics.
OK, so rust started showing on the screws right away. So how long before the corrosion begins to show on the inside and takes effect while flying.Hey, we did a rain test with a Mavic Pro in rain for about 8 hours with .59 inches of rain falling on it. Then we flew the drone no issues except several screws at back of drone began to show rust.