discharge

Hello, I have charged my ma2 batteries this Sunday the 28th of November but never flew. Then yesterday I updated the firmware for all of them and re-charged them again (from 92% to 100%). Tomorrow I'm planning a flight, but I don't want to end up in a situation where I go far away from home and...

I will need to discharge my Mavic Pro batteries prior to an airplane flight. If I set the discharge time on each battery to 1 day, does anyone know how long it takes for a smart battery to discharge?

Hey Everyone, I’m going on a long trip at the end of the month, between 10 – 12 months. I know for a lot of that the fact that the batteries will discharge after 10 days won’t be an issue. But for a period of 2-3 months it is going to be hard or impossible to plug in to recharge them at...

I sometimes have a problem with my Mavic Pro remote discharging when using an Android phone with a low battery? There is a way around that problem, that will allow you to fly while charging ;-)

Hey all - I'm new to flying, but I've been cautious in beginner mode getting a handle on the settings and controls. Today I decided to play around a little more practicing manual landing and take offs and playing around with camera settings at relatively low alts outside of beginner mode. I've...

Hello, Im new to this "Hobby" and I read different forum threads and I would like your opinion. As stated the Batteries are "intelligent" and discharge own their own to 65% according to settings. I read though that if you fly somewhere you need the batteries to be discharged to 10%-20% and...

I had the mavic for about 3-4 months now, and I have been discharging my batteries to about 50% manually every time I am done flying. But I have seen this discharge setting for the batteries where I can set it to 1-10 days. So what I am wondering is: does that mean I can set the discharge to 1...

Hey peepz! I haven´t flown my mavic lately, and I think the 10-day limit for automatic discharge is upon my two batteries. I know the "proper way" to treat your batteries if you plan to not use them for a while, is to fly them to 20-30% or so. However, I like to have them fully charged, just in...