FatTwoTonTony Joined Aug 22, 2015 Messages 272 Reaction score 104 Age 56 Location Newfoundland Sep 24, 2015 #1 Winter is coming here very soon and I am wondering am I grounded until next summer?? What kind of temps can the P3 handle?
Winter is coming here very soon and I am wondering am I grounded until next summer?? What kind of temps can the P3 handle?
Bret Lucas Joined Jun 1, 2015 Messages 302 Reaction score 183 Age 57 Sep 24, 2015 #2 I've operated mine to zero degrees Celsius. (Freezing level) Best to keep the battery warm for as long as possible before entering it into the environment.
I've operated mine to zero degrees Celsius. (Freezing level) Best to keep the battery warm for as long as possible before entering it into the environment.
FatTwoTonTony Joined Aug 22, 2015 Messages 272 Reaction score 104 Age 56 Location Newfoundland Sep 24, 2015 #3 Thanks Bret sadly thats our sept here in Newfoundland and certainly our spring!! I am wondering about -10 and lower celcius
Thanks Bret sadly thats our sept here in Newfoundland and certainly our spring!! I am wondering about -10 and lower celcius
Bret Lucas Joined Jun 1, 2015 Messages 302 Reaction score 183 Age 57 Sep 24, 2015 #4 Owwwwwwwwe yoooowh that's cool. Let me know how that works out for you! Battery endurance will be limited.
Owwwwwwwwe yoooowh that's cool. Let me know how that works out for you! Battery endurance will be limited.
W Wibble Joined Feb 7, 2015 Messages 1,355 Reaction score 495 Location Brecon Beacons Wales UK Sep 24, 2015 #5 -18C with my V2+ just keep battery warm. I do worry though about the stress cracks. Plastic gets more brittle the colder it gets!!!
-18C with my V2+ just keep battery warm. I do worry though about the stress cracks. Plastic gets more brittle the colder it gets!!!