I am very interested in flying my phantom in a storm. I can handle bad winds and water. What concerns me, is it possible that a lighting will hit the phantom? Does it make sense since it's not grounded itself?
And worse off, could the lighting find it's way over the radio transmission back to earth and hit me with the remote next?
I'm not suggesting one should film "in" a thunderstorm but rather an approaching thunderstorm from a safe distance.
The question remains - let's say you will fly over a forest/field and sacrifice the phantom in your mind. The question is - will a possible strike to it travel back to the remote.