Recent content by TerryOregon

I only have experience with the 3S (because that's the only one I own).

Congratulations.

Are you using a 100W rated USB-C cable? The one that DJI supplies with the 'fly more combo' kit isn't rated for 100W - you'll never get 100W in with that cable. The other issue could still be the powerbank . Not all powerbanks can successfully handshake with the charging cradle to supply 20V...

The 3S charging cradle determines the input charging wattage - not the output of the charging brick. So, a 1000W brick would still only supply 100W. There is a handshake going on between the brick and the charging cradle (assuming the brick was properly designed). DJI sells a 100W charging...

DJI also makes a 100W charging brick - compatible with the 3S. This is common knowledge. You can view it here; Buy DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter - DJI Store This time, actually LOOK at the links I've provided. So let me make this as clear as I can. The 3S charging cradle will in fact take...

I'm not sure what you are disagreeing with. This thread is about the Air 3S. So let me make this as clear as I can. The 3S charging cradle will in fact take 100W with the correct charging brick and cable - with a battery drained to below 10%. This was proven in my post here (MEASURED)...

That would in-drone charging. The charging cradle will take 100W with the correct brick and cable. This was proven here. Another Alternative To The DJI 100W Charger

This is what I used, getting exactly 100 watts to the charging hub. https://mavicpilots.com/threads/another-alternative-to-the-dji-100w-charger.149017/

Adorama (New York, USA) has had all three kits in stock for over a week now. Typically two-day shipping. https://www.adorama.com/djicpma81601.html

This post illustrates one way to get 100W into the charging hub - using an Amazon basics charger with a charging cable rated to at least 100W. Another Alternative To The DJI 100W Charger

Windows 11 built-in ClipChamp is about a simple as you get.

"PD stands for Power Delivery, and it's a technology that allows USB to provide more power and data over a single cable." "now it is vacillating between 2 and 4". Normal, charging wattage always lowers as the battery gets closer to 100% charge. "the watt meter was only going as high as 40"...

Yes, I have similar, although this is what I wound up using. https://www.amazon.com/meter

Ah, thanks for that.

Getting Excel to do exactly what I wanted was a bit frustrating - and never could get it the way I wanted it. None-the-less, it gives a general representation of how the charging starts out at 100W, then settles to 68W, then rises to 75 for a while, before finally dropping gradually to zero...