Keeping the Batteries on the charging dock.

[Nostris]

I understand that it’s best to let the batteries discharge to 65% when not in use. However, does it hurt the batteries to leave them on the fly more pack’s charging dock? I have 4 batteries, and I guess the charging dock has the ability to maintain the batteries when not in use. I do this for the obvious reason that the Air1 doesn’t have the greatest duration, so when I want to fly, I want to grab the fully charged batteries and go out and fly. But, am I damaging the batteries by storing them on the plugged in charger?

 

[msinger]

The batteries will stop charging once they have been fully charged.

Per the DJI Battery Safety Guidelines:



Also, if you want your batteries to live a long life, you should not attempt to keep them fully charged at all times. You can find additional battery tips in this guide:

HOW TO: Maintain and store your DJI Mavic batteries

 

[Nostris]

Thanks..That explains it perfectly!

 

[slup]

I understand that it’s best to let the batteries discharge to 65% when not in use. However, does it hurt the batteries to leave them on the fly more pack’s charging dock? I have 4 batteries, and I guess the charging dock has the ability to maintain the batteries when not in use. I do this for the obvious reason that the Air1 doesn’t have the greatest duration, so when I want to fly, I want to grab the fully charged batteries and go out and fly. But, am I damaging the batteries by storing them on the plugged in charger?

That's not a good strategy ... in order to treat your batteries in the best way you should minimize the time they are above storage level (40-60%).
But as a MA1 owner myself I understand your needs perfectly.

Recommend that you invest in this charger, works perfectly & several use it here at the forum without any problems ... it can automatically put your batteries to 50% & in parallel charge all your 4 batteries, which really shortens the total "charge up" time. 4 batteries from storage level to full takes approx 50 minutes ... this together with charging your RC half to full.

Amazon.com: Hanatora Battery Wall Charger & Car Charger for DJI Mavic Air and Remote Controller,5 in 1 Rapid Charging Hub with Charging, Discharging and Storage: Toys & Games

 

[Prismatic]

... Recommend that you invest in this charger, works perfectly & several use it here at the forum without any problems ... it can automatically put your batteries to 50% & in parallel charge all your 4 batteries, which really shortens the total "charge up" time. 4 batteries from storage level to full takes approx 50 minutes ... this together with charging your RC half to full.

Amazon.com: Hanatora Battery Wall Charger & Car Charger for DJI Mavic Air and Remote Controller,5 in 1 Rapid Charging Hub with Charging, Discharging and Storage: Toys & Games

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I bought one of those, and ... it's amazing!