DJI - How to Safely Use Drone Batteries

[@frankpacheco2032]

Great video!! Please send me more info on discharging the batteries.

[@Time2FLYAlDiaz]

Good tips! Thanks for sharing

[@7sonero7]

Does the dji charger Balance each cell when charging ?

[@thousandfeetupproductions7792]

Great video! I have been looking for something like this :)! FYI to anybody interested in a few extra tips: I never discharge batteries below 8% (Against DJI's recommendation). Always store between 35% and 65% when stores for more than a day or so. Every 10 cycles discharge to 8% and recharge to calibrate battery. The rest was already covered!

[@MomentumProductions1992]

Hey man, it should be discharged to 5% or less, but thank you for you comment :)

[@thousandfeetupproductions7792]

+Momentum Productions I was simply stating what I read, I have also read 5%. You seem like you know what your doing so what I read was most likely wrong. Thanks for letting me know!

[@prabhutvs23]

Why would the critically low voltage show up? I believe I have done every thing you have mentioned josh

[@curriecinemedia9490]

I have had these...if they have been charged too many times they do start to degrade. They do have only so many charges before they start to not take full charge. The other possibility is that one of the cells is bad. You can check the various cells using the app and software as I recall.

[@purkox]

So you are saying that li-po batteries have a "memory" effect like nimh batteteries? Also, why would the battery monitoring chip store the battery voltage? Its either at a certain voltage or not.

[@davidbilia2371]

The genial reason for discharging is electron equalisation and migration

[@mikekeen9710]

views on topping up a tb47 or 48 say with 40-70% charge left in it?

[@JuanyJuanes]

God mammit josh that's a big ass bicep. Gains on fleek... U got 18's?

[@PintoBlades]

Great info for new flyers! Subbed, Hope to have a little business myself once I am more proficient at flying my Q500 4k.

[@Brunomills]

they are lithium polymer. Not lithium ion. lithium polymer loses charge quickly and contain a lot more discharge power then li-ion.