Safe battery storage for cross country move?

[Bahnfiya]

I’m moving from NY to CO and wondering how I can safely transport my Mavic 2 pro batteries. Climate control isn’t really an option so I’m scratching my head. Will lipo bags be enough?

like these: Zeee Lipo Safe Bag Fireproof Explosionproof Bag Large Capacity Lipo Battery Storage Guard Safe Pouch for Charge & Storage(8.46 x 6.5 x 5.71 in ) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KZQZBN2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_NDSC2A4CSK7FCH559E92

 

[old man mavic]

make sure they are at around 40 to 50% charged ,then wrap them in bubble wrap to protect them from damage, and finally pack them in a secure box with more bubble wrap to stop them moving around during transit,you could use the Lipo bag you described ,if you like instead of a box ,but you would still need to wrap them so they cant move about in the bag

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

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Just treat like you're flying, keep in 'cabin' . . . car, truck, whatever.
I would definitely try and keep them cool, and out of the sun and high temps.

Wouldn't hurt to have them around 50% SOC, and / or in lipo bags, but really not necessary . . . maybe just a bit of peace of mind.
They will possibly be auto discharged anyway.

 

[StantonZ]

Wouldn't hurt to have them around 50% SOC, and / or in lipo bags, but really not necessary . . . maybe just a bit of peace of mind.
They will possibly be auto discharged anyway.

Not if you leave them ~50%

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

Not if you leave them ~50%

They auto discharge to ~ 50%, what I mean is if you have batteries that have more charge in them from last use, they may be already discharged for travel piece of mind.

 

[Bahnfiya]

Thanks everyone for your response!

 

[Mac282]

I keep them in Lipo bags, and also store them in a military .50 cal ammo can. Don't know if that's an overkill, but it's relieved the worry a bit. I'm a full time RV'er and fire is always a concern in these rigs, they burn fast and hot. Good luck and safe travels.