dirkclod
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He didn't know I believe I moved that post from a thread he started on ..How far.What. If you’re stating your range you need evidence other than “ 3878 metre “.
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He didn't know I believe I moved that post from a thread he started on ..How far.What. If you’re stating your range you need evidence other than “ 3878 metre “.
Very nice! I don’t think many will challenge your range.Took her out for an evening flight, strait into the sunset. She liked it and went further then ever before...10754 meters and back
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First: what was your battery configTook her out for an evening flight, strait into the sunset. She liked it and went further then ever before...10754 meters and back
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First: what was your battery config
Second: What voltage do you need to stay above because you flew a good 1500meters on 0% and couldn’t quite see your voltage.
Took her out for an evening flight, strait into the sunset. She liked it and went further then ever before...10754 meters and back
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Man, you never cease to astonish us with these numbers! With the 3000 mah battery I think you will goal will change from a range test to a whether or not you can cross the continent or not
My battery mod should arrive soon. I wonder if litchi app would allow me to fly with a modded battery.
Nice setup. Can you do a step by step guide on how to achieve that? I would like to try it on my Mavic Air.I've been over 10km out and back on a lightened MP, stock battery. Battery mod more than doubles that range, but of course the MP/MPP is limited to 17.9km range from the RC.
Anyways I wanted to share a trick I use on the DJI batteries which keeps them always on. A removable jumper from the cell pack + to battery connector terminals which bypasses the smart on/off switch. This will lower the resistive losses slightly and more importantly prevent the stock battery from shutting off or flipping into charge mode when coming back near empty with external packs.
With jumper out the battery charges as normal, and the mAh reading in the app works fine as the shunt is on the negative side. (at least on the MP)
KILLING IT. Range for me is hard because Oklahoma has 10-15mph winds EVERY SINGLE DAY.Bigger battery, more distance.....
New record is 11785 meters (23850 meters total)
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KILLING IT. Range for me is hard because Oklahoma has 10-15mph winds EVERY SINGLE DAY.
Just got my mod today, Waiting for the batteries. So do I install it the same way you have? leave the middle two connectors untouched and connect it to the other 4 on the sides?Sure, here are som pics of the battery mod. Not my pics, but this is the mod im using, with a singel 1300 mah on the posted flight.
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I've been over 10km out and back on a lightened MP, stock battery. Battery mod more than doubles that range, but of course the MP/MPP is limited to 17.9km range from the RC.
Anyways I wanted to share a trick I use on the DJI batteries which keeps them always on. A removable jumper from the cell pack + to battery connector terminals which bypasses the smart on/off switch. This will lower the resistive losses slightly and more importantly prevent the stock battery from shutting off or flipping into charge mode when coming back near empty with external packs.
With jumper out the battery charges as normal, and the mAh reading in the app works fine as the shunt is on the negative side. (at least on the MP)
Its not my pictures, but yes the module is installed the way shown, the third and fourth pin, both from left and right, are the ones where the mod is attached.Just got my mod today, Waiting for the batteries. So do I install it the same way you have? leave the middle two connectors untouched and connect it to the other 4 on the sides?
Just realised i have not posted my latest record flight, 12099 m (Total 24200 m)
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Wow! 30 minutes flight time! What’s the battery?
What's the exact weight of your MS 3000?I used a Multistar 3000 mah LiHv on this flight.
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