Recent content by ChrisRl

OP hasn't posted but just informed me that this drone has been sold. Thanks all!

Greetings! Anybody fly in the LA SF Valley / Sepulveda / Woodley Park / AMA field area? Would like to meet up and see an H plus in real life!

Russell, greetings! Agreed, there's some there used for what we might loosely term 'backyard movies' - they won't screen bigger than streaming size and don't pay enough to charge the batteries for the heavy lifters... :) My heavy lifters have been used in several TV series, and recently some...

Chris here, from that Los Angeles valley land! Kinda gloomy and a little wet here, light rain, cool to cold. Usually this would be very welcome after all that hot and dry weather lately but I think we're just getting punch drunk now and some of us are just waiting for all this newly-fed...

Haha! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Steve, hi and Happy Holidays! While I agree with you in principle, I feel there's really two different value points under discussion here. One's a very simple one - you buy a drone, you fly a drone, if it gets too wet, it stops working and then you try to RTH it or retrieve it after. The...

Okay, sticking to the OP's original question, I'd say try DryDrone Shake n Bake aka 3M's Novec. review here: Mod Note... fixed broken link However, like a real plane flying often in cold (icy) conditions, if one is going to do it predictably often, I'd suggest it would be more prudent to fly...

Agreed with Swellpro. If you're going to do wet weather flying a lot, this is the only viable solution for the wet flyer moment. Have used and operated several of those drones without problems in the rain, surf spray, fog, mist, dew, etc. Very useful for flying in high heat/humidity seasons and...