Crystalsky charging plug...

[Badgersurfer]

I have convinced myself to upgrade from a Ipad Mini 4 to the Crystalsky Ultra. Blinking expensive but I figure if I go for the cheaper high brightness I will regret it. A couple of things I would like to know is whether I can record the 4k video straight to the Crystalsky without having to download it from the Mavic pro platinum as it is a pain having to take the SD card out every time, and I hate the micro usb slot. And secondly I will need to get something to enable me to charge it. Is there any sort of lead I can use to connect to my Mavic charger or maybe someone can point me to a plug that I could connect to my computerised lipo charger.

 

[Keule]

I would like to know is whether I can record the 4k video straight to the Crystalsky without having to download it from the Mavic pro platinum

No

I will need to get something to enable me to charge it. Is there any sort of lead I can use to connect to my Mavic charger or maybe someone can point me to a plug that I could connect to my computerised lipo charger.

You need

Inspire 2 Battery Charger (IN2C180)
Inspire 2 Battery Charger (ADE018)
Inspire 2 Car Charger (C6S90-2)
Inspire 1 100W Battery Charger (A14-100P1A)
Inspire 1 180W Battery Charger (ADE018)
Inspire 1 Car Charger (C6S90)
Phantom 4 Series Battery Charger (PH4C100)
Phantom 4 Series 160W Battery Charger (PH4C160)
Phantom 4 Car Charger (C6S90)
Phantom 3 Professional Battery Charger (ADE019)
Phantom 3 Car Charger (C4S90)
*Phantom 3 57W Battery Charger (A14-057N1A)
*Osmo 57W Battery Charger (A14-057N1A)

or

if your computerized charger is able to supply 17.3V to 26.2 V (4.5A) just plug it in the socket on the side of the charger which came with the CS.

 

[Badgersurfer]

No


You need

Inspire 2 Battery Charger (IN2C180)
Inspire 2 Battery Charger (ADE018)
Inspire 2 Car Charger (C6S90-2)
Inspire 1 100W Battery Charger (A14-100P1A)
Inspire 1 180W Battery Charger (ADE018)
Inspire 1 Car Charger (C6S90)
Phantom 4 Series Battery Charger (PH4C100)
Phantom 4 Series 160W Battery Charger (PH4C160)
Phantom 4 Car Charger (C6S90)
Phantom 3 Professional Battery Charger (ADE019)
Phantom 3 Car Charger (C4S90)
*Phantom 3 57W Battery Charger (A14-057N1A)
*Osmo 57W Battery Charger (A14-057N1A)

or

if your computerized charger is able to supply 17.3V to 26.2 V (4.5A) just plug it in the socket on the side of the charger which came with the CS.

I have just seen this advertised would this fit into my existing MPP charger or is the MP2 different?

 

[Badgersurfer]

No


You need

Inspire 2 Battery Charger (IN2C180)
Inspire 2 Battery Charger (ADE018)
Inspire 2 Car Charger (C6S90-2)
Inspire 1 100W Battery Charger (A14-100P1A)
Inspire 1 180W Battery Charger (ADE018)
Inspire 1 Car Charger (C6S90)
Phantom 4 Series Battery Charger (PH4C100)
Phantom 4 Series 160W Battery Charger (PH4C160)
Phantom 4 Car Charger (C6S90)
Phantom 3 Professional Battery Charger (ADE019)
Phantom 3 Car Charger (C4S90)
*Phantom 3 57W Battery Charger (A14-057N1A)
*Osmo 57W Battery Charger (A14-057N1A)

or

if your computerized charger is able to supply 17.3V to 26.2 V (4.5A) just plug it in the socket on the side of the charger which came with the CS.

This is my charger. By what you say it doesn't look like it will cope. Here is the spec. What is you opinion?

T240 is a new design dual balance charger by HTRC,which can charge two different kinds of batteries simultaneously.Multi-function,high power,Utilizing 3.2 inch color LCD Toch screen display,easy operation,built-in cooling fan,DC 11-18V or AC 100-240V dual power.Designed for charging LiPo LiFe Lilon LiHV NiCd NiMh Pb Smart Batteries.

It can support power distribution in AC mode,total power 150W (CH1+CH2=150Watt). and in DC mode, works in 2 * 120W. Max charge current can arrive 10A each port in both AC and DC mode.

Features:

*Full plastic shell, safe, compact, beautiful.
*Twin-channel,charge two different kinds of batteries simultaneously.
*high power,single port max 150W.support power distribution.
*Practical for variety of batteries.LiPo LiFe Lilon NiCd NiMh Pb,and high power battery LiHV.
*Automatic identification of Li-Po batteries cells counts
*Adjustable digital DC Power.
*Built in smart cooling fan for easy heat dissipation.
*Built-In PFC AC adapter high efficiency.comes with power switch.
*Graph display of charging status
*Multiple charging modes.
-Lipo/Lilo/LiFe/LiHv: balance charge, charge, storage, discharge.
-NiMH/NiCd: Charge, Discharge, Cycle.
-PB: Charge,Discharge,Trickle.
*Multi-function:
-Battery Meterisplay lithium battery cell counts,battery capacity percentage,each cell's voltage. (does not support 1s battery)
-TVC(Terminal voltage control):The Charger allows user to set the charge/discharge end voltage.
-Lithium Battery internal Resistance Check: can display each cell's resistance.(does not support 1s battery)
-Calibration: cell voltage monitoring and calibration.
-Smart battery:Smart battery I,II,III,(Need optional DJI Charging cable)
*Data storage and loading
*Maximum Safety:Automatic charge current limit,capacity limit, processing time limit,temperature threshold.
*Firmware update.

Specification:

Model No.:HT-0099
Input: AC 100-240V / DC 11-18V
Charge power: AC mode 150W (CH1+CH2=150Watt),DC mode 120W*2 =240W
Discharge power:Max 10W*2
Charge current: 0.1-10A *2
Discharge current: 0.1-2A*2
Lilon/LiPo/LiFe/LiHV cell count :1-6cells*2
NiCd/NiMH battery cell count:1-15cells*2
PB Battery voltage:2-20V*2
Smart battery:I/II/III*2
Current drain for balancing:500mA/cell
Net Weight:0.48kg
Dimension:145*105*64mm
Gross weight:0.85kg
Package size:215*155*75mm

Package list:

1 x T240 charger
2 x Charge cable banana plug to T-Plug
2 x Extension charge cable T-Plug to XT60
2 x balance board with pin cord
1 x AC Cord
1 x DC Cord
1 x User's Manual

 

[Keule]

I have just seen this advertised would this fit into my existing MPP charger or is the MP2 different?

Yes, the MPP battery connector is different from MP2.

 

[Keule]

By what you say it doesn't look like it will cope. Here is the spec. What is you opinion?

You need a simple DC source with the specified Volts and Amps as given in post #2.
The CS battery dock is a charger itself.

As long as your charger is not providing those correct inputs to the CS battery dock, it will not work.
IMHO, get one of the chargers DJI I listed in post #2, keep it simple.

.. and while you are out shopping, don't forget to get a mounting system for your CS which fits your RC.

 

[Douggy]

After reading a lot here I ended up using an old Dell Laptop power supply/charger. This has a 7.4mm plug (the right size), output 19.5v DC 9.23 Amps which suits the battery charger dock.

I had to cut and resplice the Dell cable as the Dell plug wiring is Outside = earth (Good), Inside = Positive, pin = sensor. The charger receptacle dock is outside = earth, inside = no function and pin = positive.

I simply cut and respliced the Dell cable changing the positive wire from the power supply to the pin wire.

Works champion and was basically free.

 

[Badgersurfer]

After reading a lot here I ended up using an old Dell Laptop power supply/charger. This has a 7.4mm plug (the right size), output 19.5v DC 9.23 Amps which suits the battery charger dock.

I had to cut and resplice the Dell cable as the Dell plug wiring is Outside = earth (Good), Inside = Positive, pin = sensor. The charger receptacle dock is outside = earth, inside = no function and pin = positive.

I simply cut and respliced the Dell cable changing the positive wire from the power supply to the pin wire.

Works champion and was basically free.

Haha, nice post but too late for me. I have purchased a Mavic 2 PSU +Adapter lead. The irony is that I have got a cupboard full of Dell power supplies...