So, my batteries are set to discharge after 10 days. Its been around two weeks now and they have not discharged. Is this unusual?
F.Y.I. my p4p is away from the batteries.

Have you been pressing the button on the battery during that time to check the charge level? If so, that'll will make the battery wait another 10 days (assuming that's your setting) before it starts auto discharging again.

msinger Posted at 2018-9-5 04:31
Have you been pressing the button on the battery during that time to check the charge level? If so, that'll will make the battery wait another 10 days (assuming that's your setting) before it starts auto discharging again.

Are you kidding me? Yeah I think I have pressed it to check the battery level.

You have to trust the intelligent battery to do a it is programmed.

ALABAMA Posted at 2018-9-5 05:17
You have to trust the intelligent battery to do a it is programmed.

I guess its a good thing my bird is home tomorrow. Thanks for the info

Kobski Posted at 2018-9-5 05:32
I guess its a good thing my bird is home tomorrow. Thanks for the info

Set it to auto discharge, and then forget it.

Over and over and over. Haha

It will only discharge if left without disturbance of the cycle.


RedHotPoker

IMHO

1. Set auto discharge to 1 or 2 days ...... 10 days is too long.
2, Don't fall for the trap of checking the battery as that resets the timer.

Before flying and reasonable time before ........... Switch on battery THEN connect to charger to make sure you have 100% charge.

Nigel  

Kobski Posted at 2018-9-5 05:08
Are you kidding me?

Msinger does not kid around.

if you check the bateries you are just canceling the auto discharge

Hi. Thank you for reaching DJI Forum. May I know if in what percent does the battery when you left it?

I just top mine up, before an excursion or any planned top priortity mission.


Why is it such an ordeal to maintain your intelligent flight packs, folks?
Like pulling teeth, for some.


This isn't brain surgery. just give them love. Haha


RedHotPoker

DJI Wanda Posted at 2018-9-6 05:02
Hi. Thank you for reaching DJI Forum. May I know if in what percent does the battery when you left it?

Hi Wanda, everything is fine. My P4P has returned to its Batteries. So everything is cool.

RedHotPoker Posted at 2018-9-6 09:39
I just top mine up, before an excursion or any planned top priortity mission.

Mate my bird was separated from its Batteries for an extended amount of time. No need for your childish sarcasm.

RedHotPoker Posted at 2018-9-6 09:39
I just top mine up, before an excursion or any planned top priortity mission.

Easiest pick may sometimes be the hardest.

P4P+_Brazil Posted at 2018-9-7 02:59
Easiest pick may sometimes be the hardest.

But not for us geniuses...


Brilliance shines brightest. Never a dull moment. Haha



RedHotPoker

Kobski Posted at 2018-9-7 01:29
Mate my bird was separated from its Batteries for an extended amount of time. No need for your childish sarcasm.

Just top them up, and fly free...

No need to gross yourself out, bro. Haha

My sarcasm, is strictly adult orientated, with an R18 rating.



Got a bone to pick, with that?
RedHotPoker

Kobski Posted at 2018-9-7 01:27
Hi Wanda, everything is fine. My P4P has returned to its Batteries. So everything is cool.

That's good to hear. Please let is know if you still need more help.