Noticed a doubble flash on the third light on my battery, and according to the manual, it indicates battery overcharge detected.
The light did not falsh anymore the day after, and i put it into my mavic, and checked the battery status in DJI Go 4. All looked normal, no error message or warning, and the battery seemed normal (no over charge, and only a very minor inbalance 4.25; 4.25; 4.24).
So I decided to fly the bird anyway.
Twentysomething minutes into the flight, at 26% battery power remaining, I wanted to land it. Short before i was ready to land, i get a battery error message”Battery error. Land soon. View the checklist after landing”. About one minute later, the battery showed 23% left, the Mavic suddenly turned off and fell from a couple of meters above me from the sky.
I can’t think of any other reason for why the bird just turn off midair than a battery failure.
I do have the flight log on my iPad, but unfortunately, the one on the Mavic is gone (i tried endlessly to connect the bird to my computer, and by the time i managed to do that on another machine, the relevant log was already overwritten).
I dicharged the battery and recharged it, and again get the same battery warning,
Anybody else had any simmilar experiences?
The light did not falsh anymore the day after, and i put it into my mavic, and checked the battery status in DJI Go 4. All looked normal, no error message or warning, and the battery seemed normal (no over charge, and only a very minor inbalance 4.25; 4.25; 4.24).
So I decided to fly the bird anyway.
Twentysomething minutes into the flight, at 26% battery power remaining, I wanted to land it. Short before i was ready to land, i get a battery error message”Battery error. Land soon. View the checklist after landing”. About one minute later, the battery showed 23% left, the Mavic suddenly turned off and fell from a couple of meters above me from the sky.
I can’t think of any other reason for why the bird just turn off midair than a battery failure.
I do have the flight log on my iPad, but unfortunately, the one on the Mavic is gone (i tried endlessly to connect the bird to my computer, and by the time i managed to do that on another machine, the relevant log was already overwritten).
I dicharged the battery and recharged it, and again get the same battery warning,
Anybody else had any simmilar experiences?
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