13.2 v and 12.6 batteries?

[Michael Ainsworth]

My Air 2 batteries, 3 of them, are 13.2v plus my Air 2 S battery is the same.

 

[rtr32]

See this thread...

Air 2S New Battery Capacity (3750 mAh)

I heard about the new battery months back, and now you can see it listed on the DJI website under Air 2S specs. Has anybody got their hands on one of these? I cannot find the new 3750 mAh capacity batteries anywhere, apparently.

mavicpilots.com

 

[vandemonian]

I love the DJI text saying Press once and hold for two seconds to power on. Has anyone ever successfully powered on an Air2 battery using that process? I worked on that puzzle for quite a while. Reread the manual and finally got it working reliably; but jeesh, DJI really needs native language readers to go over their translations.

Yes, I think I'm pretty savvy with tech stuff.. I have worked as a tech and regularly hack around with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, changing out processors on difficult hardware and screen repair on Apple iStuff.. then, fresh out of the box, after reading the manuals as techie types do, I tried to turn on my new A2s about 3 times following that instruction. I thought I had a faulty unit.
Try this re-write: "Press once and release and imediately press and hold for two seconds." "The device will power-on a few seconds after releasing the second time"

 

[theChestnutMtnTinman]

I recently bought a Air 2s combo pack and the batteries and the drone are stamped uk/ca. And they are 13.2 batteries.

 

[Radius]

It's safe to charge them, batteries self stops charging. The charger is stupid, it just outputs voltage and all regulations is done on the battery

 

[tribar]

According to the specs on the DJI Mavic 2s website:
Footnotes:
1. The two battery versions are basically the same in terms of battery life and propulsion performance.

You can only compare mAh when Voltage is the same!
(Battery) capacity is ALWAYS given in Wh.
Basicly this footnote is correct:
The 'old' 11.55V battery has a capacity of 40.4Wh.
The 'new' 11.04V battery has a capacity of 41.4Wh (2% more).
The charger is 13.2 Volt.
A asume the 'new' battery's intelligent hardware has a build-in step-down converter from 13.2V to 12.6V to prevent overcharging.

 

[Radius]

Study how charging works. No stepdown.