WTB: Mavic 2 Pro battery charger

[WildDoktor]

As stated, I'm looking for a good 5-in-1 or 6-in-1 charger for Mavic 2 Pro batteries. Requirements are that each circuit charges up to 17.5v/4.5a.

Hit me up if you have one you'd be willing to sell me!

Thanks!

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

I'd suggest looking on ebay.

 

[WildDoktor]

I have...very little out there; just expanding my search area here (and on other forums).

 

[Clipper707]

I have a 3-in-1 if you're interested.

 

[offtheback]

As stated, I'm looking for a good 5-in-1 or 6-in-1 charger for Mavic 2 Pro batteries. Requirements are that each circuit charges up to 17.5v/4.5a.

Hit me up if you have one you'd be willing to sell me!

Thanks!

Amazon.Does this work for you?Only 4 at a time.Buy 2.

 

[WildDoktor]

I have a 3-in-1 if you're interested.

Interested! Messaged you.

 

[WildDoktor]

Amazon.Does this work for you?Only 4 at a time.Buy 2.

I do like that for the storage charge setting, but it's only 3A per channel.

 

[offtheback]

As stated, I'm looking for a good 5-in-1 or 6-in-1 charger for Mavic 2 Pro batteries. Requirements are that each circuit charges up to 17.5v/4.5a.

Hit me up if you have one you'd be willing to sell me!

Thanks!

After flying do you leave your batteries at <30%?Wondering why you need 4.5 Amps.Speed?

 

[WildDoktor]

After flying do you leave your batteries at <30%?Wondering why you need 4.5 Amps.Speed?

Yep, speed. Not 100% necessary, but...if I can get the extra speed, I'd like it.

I tend to fly my batts down to 20% (ish), then usually leave them there until I need to fly next. Since "next" is mostly a last minute thing, I'd like to not spend 5.5 hours charging 4 batts the night before! The used m2p I bought only came with the single dji wall charger...no hub, and that takes like 1h20m to charge to full from 20%. x4 is 5h, plus the extra time when I miss that the batt has finished charging.

I guess probably everybody here already knows this scenario, so I probably didn't have to explain that much!

 

[offtheback]

Yep, speed. Not 100% necessary, but...if I can get the extra speed, I'd like it.

I tend to fly my batts down to 20% (ish), then usually leave them there until I need to fly next. Since "next" is mostly a last minute thing, I'd like to not spend 5.5 hours charging 4 batts the night before! The used m2p I bought only came with the single dji wall charger...no hub, and that takes like 1h20m to charge to full from 20%. x4 is 5h, plus the extra time when I miss that the batt has finished charging.

I guess probably everybody here already knows this scenario, so I probably didn't have to explain that much!

After flying I use the Hanatora to automatically bring back my 20-25% batteries to the ideal 50% level as I do not know if I'll be flying next day or next week.Prolongs battery life and they charge in about 45-60 minutes 4 at a time.Works for me.If I'm in a real hurry I'l charge 2 on the Hanatora and 1 each on my 2 DJI single chargers which are somewhat faster than the Hanatora.Then as I travel to the photo site I can finish charging with car chargers or the Smatree external battery pack.The Smatree is great for onsite charging.I usually bring 4 charged batteries and if I see I am going to need more I'll charge 1 or 2 of the 50% charged batteries.