Hi. I've been watching lots of drone videos on YT. One thing I hardly hear being talked about is flying drones in any kind of windy conditions.
I have 2 toy drones: E88 and V66 from temu, and have been flying them indoors at work. 1 area has a 20 feet high ceiling and so far the best spot for learning. There is zero to very little draft from the AC.
However, there is another room with regular ceiling height, about 10 feet, unfinished, but with AC vents and other drafty holes.
The E88 flies fine, but the V66 is all over the place. Nevermind the V66's controller is very sensitive to any touch, but not the E88's. The E88 has been a lot more fun to learn on.
With all that said, I will not dare fly these drones outside at all. Summer is coming and it gets pretty hot where I work, but it's still very windy outside.
What makes the real, more expensive drones so good at handling windy conditions? Is it the weight, the pilot? Thanks guys.
I have 2 toy drones: E88 and V66 from temu, and have been flying them indoors at work. 1 area has a 20 feet high ceiling and so far the best spot for learning. There is zero to very little draft from the AC.
However, there is another room with regular ceiling height, about 10 feet, unfinished, but with AC vents and other drafty holes.
The E88 flies fine, but the V66 is all over the place. Nevermind the V66's controller is very sensitive to any touch, but not the E88's. The E88 has been a lot more fun to learn on.
With all that said, I will not dare fly these drones outside at all. Summer is coming and it gets pretty hot where I work, but it's still very windy outside.
What makes the real, more expensive drones so good at handling windy conditions? Is it the weight, the pilot? Thanks guys.
