Thank you for your comment. But all the problems turned out to be different - so everything is fine, everything works, but I built the drone quickly and made one mistake - I did not completely cover the receiver with silicone And chlorinated water is also not the best idea 🤣 Thanks for your support 👋

@@WIL_FPV receiver I use heatshrink and fill both ends up :) also use conformal coating on the rx before that. So doubke waterproof. But yeah chemicals are bad.. You can find full salt water and pool water waterproofing method at flydaze (he is pro waterproofing dji03 etc) dips in the seq for a swim.

Hey AJ I hope u will find it useful - especially for Raincouver

@WIL_FPV absolutely yes 🙌

oooh yeah, a lot of fun. 10-20$ and couple of hours and huge update is ready

Thank you 🙏 very much

thanks 🙏 oh man, sorry my bad. u can’t find it because I forgot to add this link, sorry. Done ✅ please check it again

Yeah 👍🏻 so much fun for $10 update. And couple of hours your time of course Thank you for comment 🫡

Ahahahaaa, thanx for ur comment ;)

Yes, that's right, I did bind the receiver to the radio first. And only then covered the receiver with silicone. BUT! the receiver itself wasnt covered, first I placed it in a heat shrink and made silicone protection from two sides. Yes, I used rubber plugs for USB ports. And even covered a little with silicone. Actually, these rubber plugs are included with the silicone. Thanks for these questions, I overlooked that in my script

So, the battery is not covered in any way, but nothing happened to it either - it works. In the video, I cover with silicone only the power wires in the place of soldering to the XT60 connector

@@WIL_FPV okey thanks for the answer.

@@swissfpvshots u r always welcome But I extremely recommend to avoid pools like the one in this video because of the presence of chlorine - no so good idea

I think this weight is so insignificant for a 5 inch drone that I didn't even check it. The flight time is the same

Sorry, English is not my first language, and not my second, not even my third, ahahahahaha - I try to do my best))) Yes, indeed, I put a thin stick, like a toothpick, to the barometer and covered it with silicone. As a result, there was a small hole and access to the barometer. Why is this important? When we built the previous waterproof drone, but the first waterproof with GPS, we covered everything completely with silicone. The problem was that the drone was recognize the wrong ALT (atitude). Everything works, everything is fine, gps shows the direction, but not the correct altitude. Thats why, the RTH seemed to be working, but could disarme the drone at high altitude. A tiny hole for the barometer solved this problem.

Actually, nothing, just that place where solder wires

it's absolutely a good idea to rinse afterwards, it's also a good idea not only after salt water, but after a chlorinated pool as well

I have no clue, only practice tests

I have such a heatsink, I just covered it with silicone more carefully - it still flies after 8 months

I bought it on Pyrodrone. And as i know it is available on NewBeeDrone as well newbeedrone.com/products/fpv-worry-free-waterproof-silicone-coating-20ml-kit?aff=74

@@WIL_FPV Thaats Amazingg! Thankss!

By the way, thank you so much for the PAVO20 videos, it helps me with a lot of questions about it and now I already receive mine and start making jobs to clients with it, It´s like the perfect size to start and build trust. thanks a lot for your time and effort making this videos.

@@andres.freelancer Awww, I'm so glad you found this video helpful and useful. This drone is still one of my most popular - of course, according to the conditions. This is an absolutely usless think for a bando, but if you want to fly in a city, maybe amoung people and want it to be safe as possible - yes, then PAVO20 is a great solution Thanks for your feedback I really appreciate it

well done

yes, it is

Yes, for sure - first of all you need to do o3 unit naked. after that the same process. But u have to understand that the temperature of VTX so high and probably it could work wrong in hot regions 🤷‍♂️

@@WIL_FPV yeah kinda thought that would be the main issue. Thanks

@@callsign_whitefox5146 I would also like it all on the o3

The main issue with the O3 is the braided covering on the mipi cable. It is difficult to waterproof and water absolutely will wick up the tiny wires inside that braided covering and into your camera and vtx. Either stick with the Vista or check out FlyDaze FPVs waterproofing method for the O3. It I much more involved, but if you must do the o3, then you need to go that route.

@@William_NS do you think thats needed for just a little rain?

It’s a deep question 🙈

i try to stay a little crazy thak u for ur comment