Flying my Mavic 3 Classic + RC Pro After a Snow Storm and Before Another

Sunlight is so precious here up in the north. Usually, we had some sunlight after a big snow storm for a couple of hours. Then, perhaps a few hours later, another snow storm is forming and coming. The locals used to say: we have two seasons: winter and winter is coming.
I took my Mavic 3 Classic out for a spin when we had a small window of sunlight after a big snow storm. The temperature was 18F or so. The drone flew very well when paired with the RC Pro. However, if the Mavic 3 Classic is paired with a DJI RC, the performance is much worse. As a result, I switched to the RC Pro. Usually, when I used the RC Pro or RC2, I will connect the remote controller to a pair of AR glasses, i.e., XREAL Air Pro 2. In this way, I avoid using a googles, even though a pair of AR glasses means light leaking is always possible. However, you don't have to worry about the LOS requirement.
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[@mer-q2j]

I wish i live there oneday 😊

[@mer-q2j]

Could you have one but at night?

[@mer-q2j]

I guess it'd be scary🥶

[@ckshene7212]

Well, there could be nothing to shoot because it is all dark in the country side. This is a very small town in which most buildings are not tall, perhaps less than 4 floors. Really sorry about it.

[@ckshene7212]

Scary? No! As long as the drone is flying high enough, it is always safe and when you are uncertain brake or when it is needed hit the RTH (Return-To-Home) button. The Mavic 3 series can land rather accurately.