FlyMore plus 1

[YVRGUY]

I always purchase the FlyMore packages with my drones…5 models now. I also purchase an extra battery making it an even 4. Not always, but, on more than enough occasions I have used all 4 batteries. I’m a hobby drone pilot…not commercial. I find the extra battery is a good insurance in case that special moment / subject arises that could upset a perfect shoot if down and out on power.

What’s your preference and is it working for you? The fly times do vary going back to the. Mini 2 to today’s Air 3S. So your preference may be model related.

LONG and safe flying

 

[Kilrah]

You didn't set an option for 0, which is likely the most popular one i.e. people buying flymore and keeping it at that.

 

[mavic3usa]

I also only buy the fly more kits so starting out with a minimum of 3 or 4. when flying a camera drone, I will probably only use 2 or 3 for that session but it helps to have extras if you need them even though I have a power station (charger) with me. extra batteries for drone flights are for emergencies and when traveling.

however, when flying fpv, I end up quit flying after exhausting all batteries; if I had more probably would "fly more." For FPV, I have 8 and 9 batteries (for Avata and FPV). You really can't have enough and don't forget, that means you need extra hubs, too.

I don't buy drones when they launch but I certainly will start buying accessories (when they are on sale) and that includes the batteries. for example, the mavic 4 pro is coming out soon and I won't buy it until next year but let's say on Amazon day or BF, I have a 50% off coupon. I *might* be inclined to buy a $300 dji battery for $150.

 

[Cafguy]

I keep a Min of 4 for the Drones I have I try to get it to where The charged Batteries I have will last the amount of time it takes to charge More (Usually an hour or so)For My FPV's.....You never have enough! As many as I can cram in a BatBOX.