On the remote control batteries on Inspire1
It seems to me that the battery of the pilot remote control weaken strong fast after using 3 fight batteries (1TB47 and 2 TB48).
The ability to remote control switches to 58% (as it was loaded before) that does'nt seem normal to me after +/- 50hours flight!


What can be done?
Change the bettery in the remote control? - How?
Or is there an other way?

I did a batteries performance test a while ago.

Here is the link

dundee Posted at 2015-5-22 06:16
I did a batteries performance test a while ago.

Here is the link

Ok Many thanks Dundee.
Your figures doesn't look like mine! after 50Hours use of the Inspire.
I mean: during this last session, I had a +/- 50' flight on three batteries. Let say that this mean that transmitter stood +/- 1h running.

For this session, I started with 100% load on the transmitter. After +/- 1hour use the batteries capacity of the transmitter went down to 58%.

To your experience, does this mean that batteries are loosing their efficiency?
If it is so how can we replace them? Do we have to send transmitter back to DJI?

m.delfeld Posted at 2015-5-23 23:01
Ok Many thanks Dundee.
Your figures doesn't look like mine! after 50Hours use of the Inspire.
I me ...

1) Charge all batteries 100% (Craft, TX and Device)
2) Craft sitting on the table (without the props).
3) Start the SIM (Flight Simulator IOS) and fly around.
4) Observe batteries capacity every  15 minutes.

I did this test twice with same results.

Battery performance is influenced by temperature !!
These tests where made indoors at 33 celcius.  (Alle dagen warm hier in Thailand )

The test proved that you can play with the SIM for at least 4 hours non stop.

IMO, your observations are looking normal, taking into account your country is Belgium.

Here is a picture  of the battery.

Thanks Dundee,
Now I can see how to dismantle if needed!

Bent van belgië?