Batteries, I know we all see Batteries ranging from $55-$175 which is the best to purchase? The majority of them say DJI intelligent batteries. I’m looking to purchase several batteries but want to get the best ones. Thank you for any help you can provide batteries ranging from $55-$175 which is the best to purchase? The majority of them say DJI intelligent batteries. I’m looking to purchase several batteries but want to get the best ones. Thank you for any help you can provide.
I understand that. If you do a search for m2p batteries different sites give you prices from $55-$128 per batteries. That is what I am speaking of. I believe some are reconditioned or whatever the case may be. Maybe if anyone has advice on whether the lower priced batt’s would be safe for the drone.
Post links so we know what you're talking about. Nobody's going to sell a new DJI M2 battery for $55, so either it's used or it's a 3rd party "compatible".
i personally would only buy batts direct from DJI or an official supplier the cost is relative to how much you value your mav saving money on a cheap battery is false economy when you think of the importance the battery plays in keeping your mav airborne the batts and props are the most important parts and i would only get genuine ones
with reguards to the props not by me , the choice you made is entirely up to you and if you are happy with them its not a issue i looked at them myself, but did not like the price to send them to UK it was more than the cost of the props
with reguards to the props not by me , the choice you made is entirely up to you and if you are happy with them its not a issue i looked at them myself, but did not like the price to send them to UK it was more than the cost of the props
Back in the Phantom 2 days, a buddy of mine bought some aftermarket batteries. I witnessed some crazy events, like erratic, non-linear, battery usage and inconsistent power delivery.
After a while he would never trust his batteries on long flights, especially feet-wet.
My nephew ruined an old P2V by landing in a salt marsh. Strangely, the only way we could get it to turn on (after thoroughly drying it) was with one of my buddy's aftermarket P2 batteries.
I like long-range flights, often over water. I would never use/trust non-DJI batteries. It's not worth the $50 or so I might save. Same goes for rotors.
I’m going to call scam. That website has existed for less than two months and is filled with spelling errors and typos. Oh, and the corporate address listed is a mailbox at a UPS Store.
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