jfro
Aerial Fun
Temperature rating for cold weather is -10C which is 14F on Xaircraft SuperX.
I just got my X8 put back together. Flew 2 quick flights yesterday and all appears good. Now would like to upgrade firmware and put my gimbal on and do some more test flights.
Right now it's 12F degrees (with clear blue sky) and cold weather is here for a while although we will maybe see 20 today. Very cold through the weekend.
The SuperX FC is on top 8.25" plate with a small plate above it that has my gps antenna. Then there is a plastic dome over the 8.25 main plate & gps that is raised 1" above the plate so there is a little airflow. ESC's are under the plate that the fc is on.
Has anybody tested the lower temp limit?
For real cold weather, I could seal off the 1" space above the 8.25 inch plate & dome to kill almost all airflow and then maybe get a little heat coming up from the ESC's. Is this a realistic idea?
I'm not going to flying at high speed and nor high altitude, so I'm assuming flying around 15 degrees shouldn't be to risky?
Any advice on cold weather flying will be and is appreciated...
I just got my X8 put back together. Flew 2 quick flights yesterday and all appears good. Now would like to upgrade firmware and put my gimbal on and do some more test flights.
Right now it's 12F degrees (with clear blue sky) and cold weather is here for a while although we will maybe see 20 today. Very cold through the weekend.
The SuperX FC is on top 8.25" plate with a small plate above it that has my gps antenna. Then there is a plastic dome over the 8.25 main plate & gps that is raised 1" above the plate so there is a little airflow. ESC's are under the plate that the fc is on.
Has anybody tested the lower temp limit?
For real cold weather, I could seal off the 1" space above the 8.25 inch plate & dome to kill almost all airflow and then maybe get a little heat coming up from the ESC's. Is this a realistic idea?
I'm not going to flying at high speed and nor high altitude, so I'm assuming flying around 15 degrees shouldn't be to risky?
Any advice on cold weather flying will be and is appreciated...