Dji Mavic Pro Platinum vs Mavic Pro flight Time Test

[714Aberdeen]

Auto landed 10% battery remaining

 

[Wingo]

One minute more...it's no worth

 

[714Aberdeen]

One minute more...it's no worth

Agreed

 

[FearlessRobb]

Ive seen other videos of people testing it and the mavic pro auto landed and platinum had 36% left and went another 3 min

 

[FearlessRobb]

One thing i notice in that video is diffrent time of day and diffrent angle could have diff wrather conditions to. Ill find the test video i saw and post were they sre side by side at the same time

 

[FearlessRobb]

 

[MGS9500]

I watched both videos. I agree with the other comment. Simultaneous flying is really the only way to evaluate battery flight time. Temperature has a significant effect on battery power.

Not to be too critical, but the Mavic Pro testing was done with sunlight on the drone during a presumed warmer part of the day.
The platinum was done at a different time.

I am not doubting the results. I would need to know the conditions of the drone testing. To be accurate, they should be done simultaneously or in controlled conditions. The
test results in Post #5 are same conditions. Simultaneous testing.

 

[Roamer105]

You would have to do 2 identical tests, exchanging the batteries to minimize that variance. Also the environment (wind) and temperature needs to be exactly the same. I would do a dual hover test inside a large room with enough space to not let the 2 AC interfere. Then average the two test results.

 

[tracer bullet]

You would have to do 2 identical tests, exchanging the batteries to minimize that variance. Also the environment (wind) and temperature needs to be exactly the same. I would do a dual hover test inside a large room with enough space to not let the 2 AC interfere. Then average the two test results.

This, especially about the batteries. Multiple recharges as well if you wanted to get serious.