Recent content by propflux01

Cool, Thank you.

When you install a battery, turn on Drone and controller, set your video settings, and such, does it revert back to the original settings when you swap batteries during a flight? Do you have to go through and redo all your settings simply because you had to swap a battery?

Well, an update. The cards are good;. Nothing wrong with them. Seems using Windows, there is a "Windows media player", and a "Windows media player legacy player". The newer media player locks up at 30 seconds. The legacy plays them just fine. So in the end, no issue with the cards or the drone...

Cool, Thank you. That is what I needed to know!

I may have missed this, but since I've always heard never, never let your batteries run down to 0%, is the 0% on the level meter on the controller screen mean 0% as in totally dead, or 0% as in its at the batteries lowest safe level?

It’s not 150W, its 100w, but has worked excellent with my air three batteries. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BX49QDMQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I did that as well when I was first trying to figure this out. I've never had any of my other 4K Go Pros do this. Really strange.

Well, normally I use these brand cards on my Dash Cam, so I thought they would be good here. I ordered a Samsung card to see if that makes a difference. Both of the cards I have, have this 'extra" notch you describe. I bought them from Amazon, in sealed packages, but you never know.

Do you think I need a better card?

I have an issue with recording the video. I have switched the SD card from the RC unit to the drone and back with no change. When I record a video, it stops playing 30 seconds into it, although the end shows the total length of video and the playback line still moves. In other words, on...

I understand that, I just don't like the amount of time it takes to do it. 10 days on a full charge to me, isn't good on the batteries., And they are not cheap.

I guess so. Right now I just run Them down on the drone as much as possible and keep them at the 2-bar level. You’d think they’d come out with a “DJI smart battery optimizer “ that could discharge them without the 9 day wait!

Sounds good, but how do you know when to stop the discharge so the batteries don’t get ruined? say I put a load on the pack, do the batteries know when to stop output So that they have a storage charge only, or will the load just suck all the juice out of them below the normal lipo storage voltage?

Has anyone got a lead on a good case for the Integra goggles? I see tons of cases cut specifically for V2, and goggles 2, but none for the Integra with its head strap battery. Any ideas?

Greetings from Central Arkansastan