Can I fly my aerohawk outside all year around?
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When I was flying my planks with NiCad batteries, you could fly in temps well below freezing. The motors and electronics do not much care. I DID receive much shorter flight times, until I started to insulate the batteries. Apparently, the loose capacity when cold. I kept spares in my shirt pocket inside my jacket and other layers, and then put them in the plane with a foam wrapper to keep them warm.
I have no idea how LiPos behave in cold temps.
I have no idea how LiPos behave in cold temps.
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LiPos are supose to be the sameway, but i got 20min of fly time with my Aerohawk and 3cell 1500mAh E-tec. at -10 Celsius, do not know how clould that is in Farehait, but 0 celsius is the freezing point.
And i did not have the cannopie on during flight either.
And i did not have the cannopie on during flight either.
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Only thing to watch out for is when bringin it back into the heat,, condense might kill of your board if you start operating it.
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condense might kill of your board if you start operating it.