Hi @Vinny,

Regarding Q2, each material has a constant called the temperature coefficient of resistance that symbolizes the resistance change factor per degree of temperature change. So I was wondering if your team was familiar with the temperature coefficient of the drone frame at any given Celsius. If not, then that's fine. The answer I got from you is enough.
Also, thank you for pointing out the LiPo concern. We will have to design a cooling container for the battery.

Hi @Vinny
Thank you so much for your prompt response. This helps a lot. I will be reporting back on my testing results here.

Hello,

I'm planning to use my Voxl m500 in an industrial setting where the ambient temperature goes up to 80 °C. I searched online and on the website, but I couldn't find the answers to the following questions.

1. How much variation in temperatures would the drone be able to sustain?
2. What is the temperature coefficient of the drone frame?
3. What is the temperature sustainability of the onboard cameras?

Thank you so much in advance.