New to EVO not to UAVs. Just received my Evo I live in the desert and this time of year the temperature Is 100° + any tips on flying to EVO in hot weather ?
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MikeinVegas
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Normex
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Make sure your batteries are fully charged with the loss of lift in that temp.
Have fun I know I will as its my birthday and here in Canada it is also the country's birthday.
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Couple easy things:
1.) The search Icon is your friend. It's the magnifying glass near the upper right of the screen when you scroll all the way up. It can find many answers you will never find by yourself.
2.) Be aware that you won't always get a quick response. There are times when many other members are on line, and sometimes only a few. A response may not show up until the right person sees it.
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To fly safe in hot temperatures, just do it early in the morning or late in the evening. Never do it between 10AM to 5PM... Temperature on these hours are extremely hot and overheating issue can occur.
Jagerbomb52
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Tufargon is correct with the recommended temp.
Use the battery at temperatures between -10°C and 40°C. Extremely high temperatures may cause a fire or explosive damage; extremely low temperatures may lead to permanent battery damage.
Use the battery at temperatures between -10°C and 40°C. Extremely high temperatures may cause a fire or explosive damage; extremely low temperatures may lead to permanent battery damage.
Most tablets also become unreliable at those temperatures. Any ambient temperature above 90°F will cause an iPad to overheat and cause unpredictable results, even when not in direct sunlight.
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