At first I wasn't willing to go through the hassle of thermal paste and E6000 glue (thermal paste between the esc, fc and the aluminum mid plate doubled as heatsink, also between air unit and the aluminum mid plate; E6000 to seal the holes and the TPU skirt, hasn't sealed the skirt yet). But everyday I saw people would post "It's whoop season!" on the internet, I would go "hell no it's not", and my desire to fly through rains and snows is strong enough to push me over the edge. I knew conformal coating is a thing, but this fully closed frame just gives me that extra peace of mind.

Still conformal coated my eletronics though. 200g frame resulted in 800g auw with a hero 7 and a 6s 1100mah. Maidened on a wet morning (but not wet enough), it flies... like a quad.

I used to be a pluviophile until I started flying FPV, now I'm back at praying for a pouring rain and some snowstorms (you whoop season folks don't mind this anyways right?) to fully test out its potential.

11/26/2020 update:
Sealed everything with e6000, it was not as messy as I suspect. I found instead of taking off the whole skirt to put the glue on, it's easier to just loose the standoff screws, and use a precision tip to fill the gap between the skirt and the top/bottom plate. This will help you screw on the skirt as fast as possible, because e6000 do start getting dry just after a couple minutes.

Applied some RainX on camera lenses, flew in some decent rain this morning, no issue.

Total wet flight on Christmas eve