What is the best way to discharge the batteries. Can't fly because of weekend TFR (3rd weekend in a row).
Battery discharge
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The batteries will start to auto discharge on their own after 10 days (using the default setting in DJI GO). Just don't press the battery button as that will stop the discharge process and make the battery wait 10 more days before it starts discharging again.
I'm trying to do a deep discharge for good battery health. I already use the auto discharge (50%+-) set for 3 days.
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If you do not want to fly them down (or can't) there are a couple products that will do the deep cycling for you. You can use this:
Phantom Angel
or this:
Smart Power Charge - Inspire 1 and Matrice
The second one (which we sell) charges, does 50% storage and deep cycling on 4 batteries at a time.
Michael
Phantom Angel
or this:
Smart Power Charge - Inspire 1 and Matrice
The second one (which we sell) charges, does 50% storage and deep cycling on 4 batteries at a time.
Michael
Yes the Phantom Angel is a reasonably priced alternative. I use an even cheaper version that I purchased before the angel was available, from eBay.
Others have posted over time that's it's not a good idea to let the batteries self discharge. The Angel is a great solution!
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I use the Smart Power Charge and deep cycle often. Only need to run them down to 30% before putting them in the charger to deep cycle.
Initially, I thought it was overpriced, but have grown to believe that it was worth every penny for all it does.
Initially, I thought it was overpriced, but have grown to believe that it was worth every penny for all it does.
A good purchase is the phantom angel, it discharges batteries to the correct level or you can cycle them all without having to run your motors.
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