Oldschool Posted at 12-14 17:38
there is a certain set of rules for winter flights, they must be followed and everything will fly .. I have been flying in winter for 7 years, but all I had to do was ask dji for a winter drone ...)

I am also fighting for my life. Drones been reason for me to get up and accept some pain... Stage 4 pmp without cure is standing on my toes. I cant retire so I work to my last day.

I might not finish this project in time, but well... Going out there needs a reason....

They produce tougher drones, they're called Matrice. Can't blame a company for doing what's best for its business. I guess not even 1% of population live in such conditions, so they won't bother. Nokia isn't a good example here, we all know what happened to it All the best!

Finland has a rather warm winter compared with some other countries, where we fly djis with no significant problems. When it is, say, -35°C outside, I just stay home not because of the drone, but because of me myself :-) And as long as you don't film in eastern continental Siberia or Antarctica, such days are rare and always mixed up with moderate cold (-10-15°C) days which are not a problem for a drone at all.
Cold PLUS high altitudes (4000m+) and wind gusts are of much bigger concern and is a matter of another story (but speaking of Finland, there are no such mountains there).

We're in Finland now and it's been colder than before, this time it's-23°C and flying during the day was fine, however night time it froze mainly due to the moisture in the air.