I'm aware that the Mavic intelligent batteries will partially discharge themselves after a set amount of days, but I've found that when I'm flying frequently (2 or 3 days a week) they don't ever sit around long enough to discharge down to 65%. My habits have been to store all 3 batteries at 100% so I'll be ready to fly at any time, meaning, once I'm done flying, as soon as the batteries cool down, I put them on the charger and then pack them up. So my batteries are always at 100% except for a couple hours when they get used.
I thought maybe this was going to shorten the lives of the batteries, so I started keeping only one charged at 100%, leaving the others partially charged. Then, when I go fly, I put the other 2 on the charger. Then rotate which one gets the full charge for storage. I feel like that's probably a better habit, but I don't really know.
This is a bit more of a hassle, but it's worth it if it will extend the life of my batteries. Will it?
I thought maybe this was going to shorten the lives of the batteries, so I started keeping only one charged at 100%, leaving the others partially charged. Then, when I go fly, I put the other 2 on the charger. Then rotate which one gets the full charge for storage. I feel like that's probably a better habit, but I don't really know.
This is a bit more of a hassle, but it's worth it if it will extend the life of my batteries. Will it?