240volts on the go ravpower inverter with AC outlet 27000mAh 220-240v 100w 0.9A brilliant

[Johnnyaibo]

 

[Soundtekk]

Could you post a link to where you bought it please?

Thanks.

 

[Johnnyaibo]

Amazon

 

[mikemavic70]

Have you tested it on a mavic battery yet?

 

[4wd]

0.9 amps is not going to charge the controller much, but would top up a phone - plug controller into the charger like at home.

 

[mark_t]

The capacity sounds impressive until you do the numbers, this pack has a total capacity of around 100Wh, each Mavic pack is 43Wh...

 

[Johnnyaibo]

FULL SPEC

 

[Soundtekk]

The capacity sounds impressive until you do the numbers, this pack has a total capacity of around 100Wh, each Mavic pack is 43Wh...

Therefore, this should charge 2 batteries, in the field whilst flying on the remaining 3rd.

Better than driving all the way home, to wait impatiently for them to charge and then drive back.

 

[mark_t]

You should get 2 recharges out of it, these things will never be 100% efficient, but then again your packs are not charging from empty either.

If you have some other need for it then I'm sure it is a useful purchase, but if Mavic is the only use then I'd just as soon spend a little less on one more Mavic pack and the DJI car charger...

 

[Aerial Gopher]

I had some pretty good results with my set up... 7 Battery Cycles from 20-100% Was so good, I bought another 2 of these Battery Banks that I used. SO now I can have my 4 Mavic battery's plus a total of 14 charge cycles more ( total 18 Cycles) from the battery bank set up that I have. Each battery bank is 950 Grams and need two to run the system, or 4 if you want to carry them and literally fly all day.
Keep in mind the battery banks can bet charged with USB or 14-20 volt DC adaptor, or from a car while its running and putting out 14+ volts

Hiking Mavic Pro - Battery Bank Charging System - Proven