removing battery

[Rich52]

I have low dexterity in my hands and I'm having great difficulty removing the battery from Mini 2

 

[old man mavic]

they do seem to be a bit tight when they are new ,you will find they get easier after they have been removed a few times ,same with the charging hub in the fly more package

 

[Tony McDrone]

I find it easier to flip the drown over and remove it while turned upside down. Your thumb will press down on the release mechanism, and allows the battery to slide out easily.

 

[Rich52]

they do seem to be a bit tight when they are new ,you will find they get easier after they have been removed a few times ,same with the charging hub in the fly more package

ok thanks for the tip

 

[Rich52]

I find it easier to flip the drown over and remove it while turned upside down. Your thumb will press down on the release mechanism, and allows the battery to slide out easily.

ok cheers I will try that.

 

[Rich52]

ok cheers I will try that.

Just tried it worked thanks for your help Tony.

 

[teccer]

just made this to remove my batteries from the M2, I used the motor clamp from my P3P glued and taped a piece of ally on ,job done, battery comes out easy now using this.

 

[fgurnee01]

I used a small 10 battery clamp and it works great. You can get them here: battery clamp

 

[teccer]

I used a small 10 battery clamp and it works great. You can get them here: battery clamp

I think you'll find that the battery comes out a lot easier after a while so no need for a clamp, I only used mine for about 6-7 times before I was able to pull it out eaiser

 

[fgurnee01]

I think you'll find that the battery comes out a lot easier after a while so no need for a clamp, I only used mine for about 6-7 times before I was able to pull it out eaiser

My battery comes out easy, I can't get my finger to grab the top lip. My hands don't work well