How did you do 60Mins?Nop at all , I made it to 60 mins with a trick but the bird is still fine
hello friend, can you tell me in the pictures how you connected 18650 to maic air, I have 20700 4250mAh 30A want to check how it will beI tried the Li ion battery but it noway better than LiPo or LiHv so I quit .
I think only original battery has the electronics that gives you time estimate. If you have bad original battery it's possible to open it and swap cells to 18650 keeping the original circuit board. Check out this video, it's in Russian, but it's pretty self-explanatoryHi to the group! I am looking forward to make my own Battery mod. Is the battery tracking in the controler accurate with an extra battery or i have to test and just remember how much flight time I have?
Or they could just buy a Mavic 3.The first inventor that designs enhanced flight time batteries for the Mavic Air and Mavic Pro, will be inundated with buyer inquiries and purchase orders. Such extended flight time batteries would fly off the shelves, pardon the pun.
Imagine a Mavic Air 1 that can fly autonomous Litchi missions of 25 to 30 minutes duration or a Mavic Pro 1 that can range out ten miles from the launch point under the power of an enhanced battery that plugs in just like the stock battery., yet lasts 35 minutes
While DJI's new offerings do feature more versatile cameras, enhanced flight safety tech, and longer battery life than their earlier models did, the discontinuation of that key ability to store GPS waypoint data on board for the latest generation of DJI drones would be a deal-breaker for me even if the price were no object.Or they could just buy a Mavic 3.
All good points. The 4G dongle for the Mavic 3, if enabled in the U.S., should enable the unbroken connectivity required in urban areas with tall intervening buildings, with the current system, in the absence of fully autonomous Litchi waypoint missions that can be fully preloaded. However, in the remote wilderness, 4G won't be much help. We've become so spoiled with the newest cameras and telephoto lenses on the DJI drones. The Phantom 3 was somehow more than good enough originally!While DJI's new offerings do feature more versatile cameras, enhanced flight safety tech, and longer battery life than their earlier models did, the discontinuation of that key ability to store GPS waypoint data on board for the latest generation of DJI drones would be a deal-breaker for me even if the price were no object.
Unfettered by FAA or CAA oversight out here in my remote corner of this planet several time zones away from civilization, an easy 99% of all drone flights I launch are fully autonomous Litchi waypoint missions that venture out well beyond the controller's signal range, during which I typically relax indoors.
Since the "Virtual Sticks" protocol that is employed in DJI's latest generation of drones requires unbroken connectivity between the drone and its controller, I remain loyal to the older iterations of the DJI drone family that do not depend on a continuous drone-to-controller dialog to complete longer waypoint missions.
For this reason, I scour the internet regularly in search of directly interchangeable after-market extended-range batteries to power my fleet of museum-piece DJI drones comprising Mavic Pro1, Mavic Pro1 Platinum, Mavic Air1, and Phantom 3 Standard. I've seen a few cumbersome piggyback battery options, but I still hold out hopes of stumbling on enhanced batteries that approximate the physical dimensions of the stock batteries, yet deliver much more power to make possible longer flights.
can this kill the drone ?You must know that 3S = 3 cells =3,3,7=11,1V and 4S = 4 cells = 4x3,7=14,8V They are totally different.
About the kind of battery, you can search for Hobbyking LiHv.
I think I should open a small adjustment in Dji Assistant on the computer, reduce the "landing" voltage from 3.0v to 2.5v.Hi all, have now purchased a pair of used Mavic Airs with no batteries (one with a broken gimbal for testing and another fully functional). I used a modified app to use non-DJI batteries and soldered the XT60 to the pin pins. Tested with my 3s 3000mAh Liion Battery pack and got 18 minutes of flight time in stationary mode using "lipo saver" and stopping at 3v/cell and after disconnecting tested again the battery pack and they are still at 3.35v/cell so I think more than Enough for the lion.
However, when the battery drops to 3.45v, the Mavic wants to land and I need to apply the throttle to prevent the landing. Is there a way to bypass this 3.45v landing behavior?
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English please...Mình nghĩ nên mở một điều chỉnh nhỏ trong Dji Assistant trên máy tính, giảm điện áp "hạ cánh" từ 3.0v xuống 2.5v.
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