RTC Battery Low Warning | Battery Replacement

[@bigbluechopper24]

Do not remove the battery the way shown in the video as you risk damaging the battery housing as happened to me. Instead push on the metal bar to the left of the battery to release it. Other than that a great video.

[@lancevanvelzen4832]

I had this tye other day and was so confused and worried. Got that little battery replaced and its good again

[@brianbloomer8024]

Thanks for a greatly informative video.

[@Joyplanes]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JohnCuppi]

If you're like me and don't care about logging accurate time and date data, then just turn off this warning. Menu -> Hardware Page -> Check RTC Voltage, uncheck/disable.

[@LifebyBrody]

bless lol no need for radio telling me the time

[@duderguy1571]

Awesome thank you so much! 😁👍

[@mattraymond2935]

thanks

[@nicklessticksfpv]

Can i fly safely with that rtc battery low warning? Currently on holidays, not at home, and planning to rip some midrange spot. Thank you

[@Joyplanes]

It's safe, again it's just an internal clock battery to keep time and date always on, nothing to do with radio functionality.

[@nicklessticksfpv]

@@Joyplanes thank you

[@very9000]

Somehow telemetry can tell me in advance that it's time to land the helicopter, is the battery discharged, or is this not provided for?

[@m.s.aviation7065]

im temped to switch to open TX over my spektrums....

[@johno9507]

1:08 The default time is 01.01.1970 for some unknown reason.

[@nielsd8097]

Start of unix time, used by almost all computers nowadays.

[@johno9507]

I noticed you didnt take out the main battery and then went poking around with a metal knife...fantastic way to destroy an electronic device.

[@rs3096]

There was NO main battery installed at his assembly of the back cover. He just didn´t tell us to remove the main battery but he did!