DJI 100W Charging Adapter - Full Review

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The DJI 100W charger allows you to fast-charge your drone batteries, controller and other devices. It provides up to 82W of power out of a single port and 100W overall. It sports 2 USN-C ports and is both PPS and PD compatible. In this review I explain the benefits of the charger and show some of the testing we’ve done. Thanks for watching and please let me know if you have any questions!
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[@12345howarth]

Good video. Curious your thoughts I bought a 65 watt anker charger for my air 3. My watt display only shows the battery hub is pulling 39watt. But when I plug into the drone directly to charge I get the full 65watt of the charger. Thinking maybe I have a bad battery hub? Can’t see it being the charger due to the drone pulling 65watt. Curious your thoughts. Thx

[@GadgetHero1]

Let me know what you're using to measure the 65W draw. The challenge could be related to the PD standard and how closely the Anker charger adheres to that standard. PD (power delivery) is a fast-charging standard that can recognize devices like the drone or charging hub that use that tech and will actually adjust the voltage and current it supplies to these devices based on the charge needed. It sounds like the charger is handshaking fine with the drone but not the hub. If this is a slightly older Anker charger it may just not be on the latest PD standard and that's causing your issue. We offer a 140W charger that has 2 individual ports that can supply 65W each for charging at the same time and it was designed to work with DJI gear. Here's a link in case you're interested - www.dronevalley.com/store/p486/DroneValleyHomeCharger.html

[@12345howarth]

@@GadgetHero1 I’m using a a/c plug in watt meter rated for up to 1800watt. The anker charger in question is brand new so I wouldn’t think that should be the issue. Interesting take on it. I’ve since sent the drone back as that’s what Amazon wanted and I’ve ordered a new one. Yes I was looking at drone valley. Sucks the Amazon links don’t work anymore and it has to be ordered directly from the website. Was wondering if anything on Amazon was recommended that I could get faster.

[@jackl146]

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