Charging RC Pro controller question

Filmarik · 2024-08-23T21:41:43-0400

Is there any harm done by fast charging the RC Pro using the hard wired cable on the charging brick? I am talking about the cable used for charging the M3P batteries in the hub. Or is it better/safer to use the USB port on the brick and charge slowly with a separate cable?

Cafguy · 2024-08-23T23:22:12-0400

The RC Pro supports fast charging.

Filmarik · 2024-08-23T23:25:17-0400

Cafguy said:
The RC Pro supports fast charging.

Thank you. That is good to know. But isn't fast charging "killing" the battery?
Since reading the Manual couple of years ago I always thought that the USB port on the charging brick was made specifically for charging RC Pro and other controllers.

Cafguy · 2024-08-23T23:32:18-0400

you are not killing the battery at all I would use an independent charger maybe I have not used the port on the charger Just check the output on the label from the port.. DJI says you can charge that battery fully in 90 min using a 15v charger.

Filmarik · 2024-08-23T23:44:24-0400

Cafguy said:
you are not killing the battery at all I would use an independent charger maybe I have not used the port on the charger Just check the output on the label from the port.. DJI says you can charge that battery fully in 90 min using a 15v charger.

Thanks for your reassuring words. I will fast charge the RC Pro from now on with the USB-C hardwired cable on the 65W brick unless some other wise members object

. Using the USB A port on the brick took ages to charge the RC Pro anyway. The only benefit I suppose was the simultaneous charge of the M3P battery and the RC Pro, be it at a slow rate.