Potensic Dreamer Pro wind limit
Potensic’s rated wind resistance, recommended limits in every unit, and what a ground forecast means at 120 m.
Potensic doesn’t publish a wind resistance figure for the Dreamer Pro. Altiwind then uses a cautious 7.9 m/s (Level 4, 18 mph) as its limit, so 20 mph (8.9 m/s) of steady wind at flight height would already be Outside your limits.
Cold weather
Potensic rates the Dreamer Pro down to 0 °C. Batteries lose capacity in the cold well before that, so Altiwind marks every hour below 5 °C as marginal with a battery warning, and below 0 °C as outside your limits. A 0 °C lower limit is common for this class: below freezing, keep flights short and batteries warm until takeoff. More in flying drones in cold weather.
Rain and moisture
There is no water rating stated for the Dreamer Pro, so Altiwind treats rain as a limit: a rain chance of 20% or more is marginal and 50% or more is outside your limits. Fog and low cloud also cut visibility, which the score checks separately. See fog, rain and humidity.
Similar drones
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- Potensic Atom LT10.6 m/s
- Potensic Atom10.6 m/s
- Potensic Atom SE10.6 m/s
- DJI Air 2S10.7 m/s
Sources
- Potensic Dreamer Pro specifications (maker)
- www.drohnen.de (secondary source)
Not confirmed on the maker’s page: release year, wind resistance.
Discontinued; spec page removed from potensic.com, values from a Wayback capture (Feb 2021) of the maker page: takeoff weight 820 g ±5 g, flight time 28 min "test on hovering". No wind rating published. Release year inferred (page live Feb 2021; reviewed July 2021).
FAQ
Can the Potensic Dreamer Pro fly in cold weather?
Potensic rates the Dreamer Pro down to 0 °C. Batteries lose capacity in the cold well before that, so Altiwind marks every hour below 5 °C as marginal with a battery warning, and below 0 °C as outside your limits. A 0 °C lower limit is common for this class: below freezing, keep flights short and batteries warm until takeoff.
Is the Potensic Dreamer Pro waterproof?
Potensic doesn’t state a water rating for it, so treat rain and wet fog as outside your limits.