DJI suggested 200 charges but i've heard on here it could be much higher. Mine are not anywhere near the 200 charges as i have 3 batteries i use on rotation.
Sparky_17 Posted at 2018-7-25 07:28
DJI suggested 200 charges but i've heard on here it could be much higher. Mine are not anywhere near the 200 charges as i have 3 batteries i use on rotation.
It is the original one, since I didn't buy the combo, and when reached 250th I put it in a drawer and will check in a month with a full recharge what will happen. Anyway money spent in juices like batteries are well spent I own 7 now.
Enri Posted at 2018-7-25 15:31
It is the original one, since I didn't buy the combo, and when reached 250th I put it in a drawer and will check in a month with a full recharge what will happen. Anyway money spent in juices like batteries are well spent I own 7 now.
Hey, why put it in a drawer and wait a month? Just curious
Enri Posted at 2018-7-28 21:36
Because I use travel charging station and i'm using three at a time ,-) I decided to check if after some storage they still has some performance.
I thought that the battery auto discharges to protect itself. If I don't use mine for more then two weeks the y already started discharging. I think it's somewhere stated in the manual as well.
once you are connected to your spark, launch the DJI Go 4 app. Open the settings window by clicking top right and click on battery icon. there you will see Details; within details it will show the number of charge cycles.
Enri Posted at 2018-7-28 21:36
Because I use travel charging station and i'm using three at a time ,-) I decided to check if after some storage they still has some performance.
putting away a fully charged battery will cause it to automatically discharge. this is done to protect the battery and eventually it will go into hibernation; don't remember the timeline/% level