Hi everyone,I want to fly my avata 2 to explore a lost place at night. If I use some lights or strobes,the ponsition sensor can work in dark plce? If you’ve flight in low light environment, any tips or recommended accessories for night flights? I’d really appreciate your suggestions!

Hi there! Thank you for reaching out. Regarding on your inquiry, insufficient lighting may cause certain features to fail. To ensure safe flight, it is recommended that you do not fly DJI Avata 2 at night.

I haven't done it, but if you don't have artificial lighting I recommend you don't do it.

Fly in manual mode and then you wont by relying on the sensors.  

DAFlys Posted at 3-11 04:31
Fly in manual mode and then you wont by relying on the sensors.

But you won’t have your own sensors it is dark

Bigplumbs Posted at 3-14 22:13
But you won’t have your own sensors it is dark

Increase the ISO and you can still see,   add a stobe and the spotter can see it too.

VPS is extremely unreliable in low light. Night is not low light, night is no light, so it's gonna be much worse. So if you can't rely on GPS (and sounds like you're planning to fly indoors), do not attempt this as you will be searching that place all night for your Avata crashed at full speed and bounced off into a third room.