You learn something new!

[Lordy]

I was messing around just now sticking numbers on my battery buttons but noticed my 2 of my batteries stayed lit up after putting away. It turns out you can turn the batteries on in the same way as the drone. Haha this may have been obvious to some people but I had no clue that booting up the drone is really just booting up the battery.

 

[AeroMirage]

Keep this in mind if you are ever trying to touch up the charge and it is less than 10% depleted.
To top off at 90% or above, you have to turn the battery on before connecting it to the charger.

 

[Flawless]

It's also how the powerbank adapter functions - you turn the battery on with the adapter connected, and it supplies 5V to two USB ports.

 

[Lordy]

It's also how the powerbank adapter functions - you turn the battery on with the adapter connected, and it supplies 5V to two USB ports.

Yeah I did gather this. I'm think of getting one if those. How much do they deplete the battery to if you left it charging something though?

 

[Flawless]

Yeah I did gather this. I'm think of getting one if those. How much do they deplete the battery to if you left it charging something though?

Depends on the device charging off it, I guess. I've always carried my adapter, but never had to use it.

 

[Lordy]

Depends on the device charging off it, I guess. I've always carried my adapter, but never had to use it.

Well what I meant was if it needed to carry on charging the device or you kept plugging something in. I just don't like running them too low & it would be nice to know if it would stop at some point before getting maybe below 10%. I tend to keep them above 20% in my mavic though.
Whenever I go lower than that I notice how long it takes the battery to start charging again which is probably due to the cells being rebalanced first.