I think if it were me I'd just run those 4000's on the sides. Got plenty of room for them there.New idea...
They won't, not even close. I've tested them all. The 4.0 lihv drastically outperform the 4.0 high capacity, which leave a lot of wasted energy in the packs.I'd almost be willing to bet that they will come close to being the same.
@CyberNate : I was talking about the 4000 Lipo compared to the 3000 LiHV. And I said that I bet they would be pretty close. What do you think?They won't, not even close. I've tested them all. The 4.0 lihv drastically outperform the 4.0 high capacity, which leave a lot of wasted energy in the packs.
Edit: if you get the high capacity cells warm like on a hot day or perhaps from heatsink, they will do better. You also need to run mavic battery way down, as most energy from Multistar high capacity will come at bottom end.
Yes, that's true. Should be close, but the lipo is very heavy so you can't fly as fast.@CyberNate : I was talking about the 4000 Lipo compared to the 3000 LiHV. And I said that I bet they would be pretty close. What do you think?
What speed do you like to keep while doing a distance run?Yes, that's true. Should be close, but the lipo is very heavy so you can't fly as fast.
What speed do you like to keep while doing a distance run?
They won't, not even close. I've tested them all. The 4.0 lihv drastically outperform the 4.0 high .
Airdata UAV - Flight Data Analysis for DronesI know that's always been your take on it Nate, but that's not what I've experienced at least when over packing the batteries, obviously if you're leaving them at 4.20 you're going to see a huge difference. Here's my last flight with the 8.0 MultiStar high-capacity over packed to 4.32, although I came up a couple hundred yards short, the numbers are there, if you don't mind will you put up the airdata numbers for your double 4.0's lihv so we can see how they compare. I honestly never had any problems with the high-capacity's, keep in mind I haven't overpacked any of them more than 10 times before I destroyed them in crashes[emoji41] be interesting to compare the difference though. because overpacked I think the high-capacity's are just as capable, but who knows for how long
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Hey guys! I started readin this thread and I see a lot of veterans here and thinkin buyin the Mav but I'm having a hard time pullin the trigger...Whats better about the Mav then the phantom as far as distance runs and battery mods? I'm not a big picture takin movie makin type and i'm only looking for something to keep my mind occupied...I'm kinda at the end of everything i can think of on the phantom with the exception one more trick and may need something new...the best run i see so far is CybeNates double MS4.0 LIHV 39min 54,000ft flight. which was a nice flight and congrats by the way...the obvious next try is the double MS 5.2 LIHV if it can handle the weight and I'm sure DB will try it next because he's a nut and then that'll be it? nothing more to try? Or is there? I think I'm a little late to the party...So what to do
Hey guys! I started readin this thread and I see a lot of veterans here and thinkin buyin the Mav but I'm having a hard time pullin the trigger...Whats better about the Mav then the phantom as far as distance runs and battery mods? I'm not a big picture takin movie makin type and i'm only looking for something to keep my mind occupied...I'm kinda at the end of everything i can think of on the phantom with the exception one more trick and may need something new...the best run i see so far is CybeNates double MS4.0 LIHV 39min 54,000ft flight. which was a nice flight and congrats by the way...the obvious next try is the double MS 5.2 LIHV if it can handle the weight and I'm sure DB will try it next because he's a nut and then that'll be it? nothing more to try? Or is there? I think I'm a little late to the party...So what to do
so I flew the 6.6 MultiStar lihv under the belly hovering in my backyard, I was right on track to do about 35 minutes. I was only halfway paying attention to the flight,didn't have the controller in my hand, just kind of keeping an eye on it. Big mistake! While I wasn't looking for a split second, must of went into atti mode,found it laying over by the barn[emoji30]now one motor doesn't spin. I guess at least I didn't have a camera on to break!Airdata UAV - Flight Data Analysis for Drones
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