Hello. I need to know the facts about the controller battery. Dimensions and type of connector at least but I know it is 3,7 volts and 2600 mAh... Thanks in advance.
Controller batteries for changing the original one
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18650 type li-ion cell, the same as found in the mavuc mini flight battery, but just 1 instead of 2. I believe DJI have used Samsung branded batteries. This is a very common type of li-ion battery with standard dimensions, and widely available.
lannes
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If you open the controller you'll see exactly what cell it is and it's specifications
Buy only genuine Samsung cells, more reliable otherwise you could be changing it out again
www.18650batterystore.com
Buy only genuine Samsung cells, more reliable otherwise you could be changing it out again
Samsung 18650 Batteries
Explore our collection of Samsung 18650 batteries for reliable and long-lasting power. Choose from a variety of capacities and amp ratings to meet your specific needs. Get the best performance and efficiency with Samsung's trusted battery technology.
www.18650batterystore.com
lannes
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Isn't the problem now. It's simple for know it because my MM is in Mainland Spain and I can't take it for lockdown Covid-19 since February...
Thanks for your advice. I think the better way is to buy an original one. I remember that's in a Bangood shop for €13 or so...
Best wishes from Ceuta, a Spanish town in Northern Africa.
Best wishes from Ceuta, a Spanish town in Northern Africa.
You could probably pick up an orphaned controller cheaply if you needed one. There are lots of lost drones.
The battery most likely soldered in. Search Google for mavic mini controller teardown to see what one is like inside.
The battery most likely soldered in. Search Google for mavic mini controller teardown to see what one is like inside.
lannes
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The battery doesn't look like it's soldered in but it does have that white battery balancing type connector
Can't be sure but it looks like their could be two batteries as there are 4 wires going to the connector
THE CYBORG
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This is down to experience with e-cigs don’t buy 18650 batteries if they have fire in the name Trustfire & Ultrafire are renowned to be bad.
My Samsung’s are 3.7v - 3000 mAh the higher the mAh the longer they last between charges.
My Samsung’s are 3.7v - 3000 mAh the higher the mAh the longer they last between charges.
I wouldn't want an ultra fire ? inside my controller ?
3.7v and the mAh rating make me think its a single cell rather than 2. Not sure why it needs 4 wires, unless there are indeed 2 cells. The flight battery is 7.2v which is 2 cells in series.
3.7v and the mAh rating make me think its a single cell rather than 2. Not sure why it needs 4 wires, unless there are indeed 2 cells. The flight battery is 7.2v which is 2 cells in series.
THE CYBORG
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Don’t solder the wires for the connector plug, soldering batteries can overheat them, damaging or possibly exploding them & you don't want a Li-Ion battery exploding.
You should spot weld them, spot welders for the job are around £10 to £20
You should spot weld them, spot welders for the job are around £10 to £20
Many thanks. That's!
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