Recent content by AerialViewSolutions

I'd be interested in seeing your request if you're willing to share it. I've been denied 3 times. One of them being due to lack of organization in their system.

I've been researching this problem and it is very common. Seems like all of the batteries that experience this are under 30 charge cycles.

There is definitely an issue here. There has to be some kind of threshold where it says for instance 0.00-0.09 difference is okay but greater than 0.10 is bad. These are just numbers I'm pulling from my head. Thunderdrone says that Fstop makes good products and I've watched Thunderdrones...

Alright guys I'm back to report... My 2 batteries that were giving me the double blink were discharged and I charged them back up completely with the factory charger. This was before I came to the forums.... After this charge they were still giving me the double blink. Today I came home and put...

Stuck it in the drone and left it until it died... ‍♂️ Is there a better way? Lol

Yes. After I found this problem I refuse to use the Fstop charger.

I've already tried the discharge and recharge once. I still got the double flash after but didn't put them into the mavic to check the voltages. I'll have to see if the one recharge helps. It's also really hard to discharge the batteries completely.

Great! So it wasn't the charger. It was poor DJI manufacturing. I don't have the experience to tear my batteries apart and correct this. Anyone ever used the aftermarket mavic batteries? Maybe theyre manufactured better?

The error I'm getting from my battery is a single led flashing twice consecutively. I'll look into the DJI assistant tomorrow like the video showed though. Worth a shot!

I have not! Care to elaborate a bit more? Would be appreciated. I'd love to not have to drop a few hundred on new batteries!

I tried being cheap and used a off brand charger for my mavic batteries. It had a bunch of good reviews on Amazon. Well now all of my batteries are damaged and showing 2 flashing lights for the cells being friend. I'd recommend you all stay away from this charger. I'll post a pic of the listing...

Did you have to take out the rubber grips to make the case fit in the arms then? Or does it not even fit in the arms due to the cable coming out of the bottom of the controller?

Was just curious if anyone has found a good case to use on their iPhone 7 that doesn't require being taken off the phone to be used while connected to the controller. Would prefer a more protective case than just a skin, but most cases are too bulky near the lightning port to get the connector in.