Should I be able to change the warning for "low battery" and critical battery level in the app? For now, I can't lift when the battery is below 23%.
Where do I change the battery settings
- Thread starter Septagon
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No, i don't think so. Do you mean you can't take off at that point? Because that sounds smart in terms of preventing loss
Yes to this: Do you mean you can't take off at that point But I flew with the drone yesterday and then I could fly it on 7% battery left, then I landed to be careful of the battery.
Jag tror jag såg en inställning i appen där batteriets olika varnings-nivåer kunde ställas. Men jag är inte säker..
Looked for 30 min and today find no such settings in the app.
Edit:
Now I know where I saw the Critical battery warning and low battery warning settings. In the DJI Pilot app. Otherwise I use the DJI FLY app and I can't find that setting.
This seems like standard behaviour to me. I.e. if you are already in flight you can fly until the battery is almost completely dead. However if you have a low enough battery that a flight would very shortly require landing, it prevents you.
at this time there is no way you can change any battery settings in the app with regards to low battery ,or critical battery levels you should not be running them down to very low levels as you could damage them the recommended storage levels are 37%-75% and the low battery landing, RTH, is set to 20% at this time the MM app is much simpler to use than the go4 app as the MM does not have as many parameters that can be adjusted as other mavics
I'm pretty sure the low battery RTH point is dynamic even for the Mini (it definitely is for other Mavics). Only way to know for sure though since there's no battery timeline is test at significantly different distances at what % level it triggers RTH.
I've yet to see the MM make me land. However it was around 12-15% that it would not take off again.
Behavior may have changed with today's firmware update.
I've yet to see the MM make me land. However it was around 12-15% that it would not take off again.
Behavior may have changed with today's firmware update.
