Welsh DJI owner

[MA2 317]

You might want to start a battery recover side business.

The knowledge and patience to sort the problem out just... .

Thanks for sharing with us.

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[scrapman]

You might want to start a battery recover side business.

The knowledge and patience to sort the problem out just... .

Thanks for sharing with us.

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The knowlege was gleaned from watching YouTube videos of pioneers in battery recovery and, well, yes - patience was required when charging up the cells as I had to babysit them to ensure no overcharging.
The only other thing you need is the tools - I used some plastic car trim removal pryers, a small jewellers crosshead screwdriver and a soldering iron with a thin point tip. I used a Nicad battery charger as well to bring up the cell voltage.
Reasonably easy but go slow and remember you are dealing with LiPolys.
The CP2112 adaptor chip is available at all the usual online stores as are the 30cm ( in my case) Dupont jumper cables.
 Scrapman

 

[Hauptmann]

I am impressed with your Welsh language skills - you also have the nasal mutation correct - you put a "g" after "yn" because the following word starts with a "g".
I only speak "schoolboy" Welsh as, although my grandparents ( and indeed my wife) were/are Welsh speakers, I was educated in the English language.

I have tried recharging but for only a few minutes. I will try to babysit it charging g for an hour as you suggest, although a proven method is to use the DJI Battery Killer software that is out there...somewhere!

I am flattered by your remark regarding my Welsh language skills. Alas, I must confess, I used Google Translator which should get all the credit! I have also been praised (undeservedly) for my prowess in Greek and some Asian and Eastern-European languages. I confess I am an English-only speaker, but one who is fascinated by other languages and cultures.