Hello.

After one month or so, I got the MM and it is great. I was flying it almost every day but now, I am trying to take a break for about 2 or 3 days between flights. My question is aboug the batteries. Before a flight, I charge all three batteries with the charger and fly the next day.  However, for a break, I am not sure how to charge the batteries if I take a 2 or 3 day break. Do I need to charge the battery every time before I fly the MM or I can use the batteries without charging it after the 2nd or 3rd day I fully charged it.


I am worrying about the battery life if I am not charging the batteries properly or damaging the batteries if I dont charge them every time I fly or not charging it after two or three days.

Any advice,
Thanks.

I just leave mine in the fly more charger. When I get back no matter how many batteries I used or how much I used even one battery I just plug the charger in until they're all charged and then stick it back in the case.

I was reading about discharging the batteries when not in use for several days but honestly, that's entirely too much trouble. If I haven't used them for several days or even a couple weeks, I'll just plug the charger in to make sure they are all charged before I go fly.

Am I doing it wrong? Maybe/probablly but it is what t is.

Hello and good day Toonleap. Thank you for reaching out and for the inquiry. You can use the DJI Mavic Mini Charging Hub to store your DJI Mavic Mini Intelligent Flight Batteries. Just a reminder that the battery's performance will be influenced if it is kept idle for a long time. To maintain the battery's active state, it is recommended that users charge and discharge the battery every three months. Do not completely discharge the battery and then store it for a long time; otherwise, the battery will over-discharge and the battery cells will be damaged, which will make the battery unusable. In addition I will post the DJI Mavic Mini's Intelligent Flight Battery Guidelines. Thank you.

WrongWay Feldman Posted at 12-30 14:55
I just leave mine in the fly more charger. When I get back no matter how many batteries I used or how much I used even one battery I just plug the charger in until they're all charged and then stick it back in the case.

I was reading about discharging the batteries when not in use for several days but honestly, that's entirely too much trouble. If I haven't used them for several days or even a couple weeks, I'll just plug the charger in to make sure they are all charged before I go fly.

i always charge until full after used, and store in its hub for next flight (maybe 1-2 weeks later)