How well does it work on a windy day? null

It is very lightweight and small, so yes wind currents can easily push it a bit in one direction or the other despite giving it full throttle to counteract that. Especially when you get it up higher. But, the best thing to do in a windy situation is to lower it down.

It's very light weight, and the wind can really push it around.

The drone is very light therefore will be effected by the wind. I wouldn't attempt to fly the drone if the wind is above 1.5 mph. I flew mine and the wind got up to 2.6 mph and was almost carried away. This flight was on the lowest speed setting. I have not tried higher speeds so I don't know if you would be able to fly in higher wind speeds.

Very Poorly, no flight stabilization at all, no auto correction. You will have to manually master at low altitude and finally start flying bit higher. Also get to know the range, or you will be running after it or worse get in trouble with FAA.

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It is very lightweight and small, so yes wind currents can easily push it a bit in one direction or the other despite giving it full throttle to counteract that. Especially when you get it up higher. But, the best thing to do in a windy situation is to lower it down.
Answered by Spaneyl 7 years ago
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It's very light weight, and the wind can really push it around.
Answered by zukiwill 7 years ago
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The drone is very light therefore will be effected by the wind. I wouldn't attempt to fly the drone if the wind is above 1.5 mph. I flew mine and the wind got up to 2.6 mph and was almost carried away. This flight was on the lowest speed setting. I have not tried higher speeds so I don't know if you would be able to fly in higher wind speeds.
Answered by Robert 7 years ago
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Very Poorly, no flight stabilization at all, no auto correction. You will have to manually master at low altitude and finally start flying bit higher. Also get to know the range, or you will be running after it or worse get in trouble with FAA.
Answered by Halim2012May 7 years ago
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