With this battery i have 21-23 minutes flight time. it's the battery ho came with platinum. My second battery has charged 286 times and the third has  charged 71 times.
So i believe  the dji batteries is good batteries but... I do not know if I should continue to use them after so many recharges..
what do you think?

That is some good charge time, I say keep using it unless you seeing some swelling

Suren Posted at 2018-10-18 07:25
That is some good charge time, I say keep using it unless you seeing some swelling

i don't see any problem with the battery. Thanks Suren

Hi there, thank you for reaching out. You can still continue to use it the only time you stop to use it when the time that there's an Error about the battery or any physical changes like a swollen battery, fly safely. Cheers!

Impressive - here's to another 300 cycles

DJI Stephen Posted at 2018-10-18 08:42
Hi there, thank you for reaching out. You can still continue to use it the only time you stop to use it when the time that there's an Error about the battery or any physical changes like a swollen battery, fly safely. Cheers!

thanks for the advice

A CW Posted at 2018-10-18 08:43
Impressive - here's to another 300 cycles

This will be a miracle!  thank you

I say keep using it, 300 charges is impressive.

Woe Posted at 2018-10-18 09:34
I say keep using it, 300 charges is impressive.

Thanks Woe

Each of my 3 platinum batteries are now at 180 cycles, the app states they have about 3440mah capacity. I'm hoping for many more cycles before I have to buy new ones!

Another thing that I have noticed, many of the guys that had in flight battery failures are from batteries that had very few cycles but they were "old".

nice going integer - as said by others already - if you getting good flight time and no physical deformaties and no error notices received - then i would feel confident to keep going with it.

integer Posted at 2018-10-18 09:58
Thanks Woe

You're welcome.

Very impressive

keep using it

integer Posted at 2018-10-18 08:53
This will be a miracle!  thank you

You never know

As everyone else mentions there should be no problems with the continued use of the batteries. The batteries you posess have probably been treated well. The worst enemy of the batteries is if they are discharged completely or almost and then left unused for a longer time. Also they don't like to be fully charged and unused for a long period of time and thats the reason they selfdischarge to approx fifty-sixty percent after some days.

If you make sure to charge them after use - either full or about fifty percent, they will last as long as possible. Room temp or colder storage is best.

After a five-second long press of the button on the battery, the LEDs will show its remaining life.

You must be flying a lot with it

I suggest keep using them until they either inflate or get damaged, otherwise if they are performing as expected just keep on flying with them.

Fly safe and enjoy all
Alex

I am assuming same bird too?  Congrats!!

Keep using it as long as there is no error or drop un flight time. Should be fine

Koelkop Posted at 2018-10-18 10:13
Another thing that I have noticed, many of the guys that had in flight battery failures are from batteries that had very few cycles but they were "old".

Those batteries are defective. Your batteries are still young

i wish you good flights my friend!

Bekaru MP UAV Posted at 2018-10-18 10:37
nice going integer - as said by others already - if you getting good flight time and no physical deformaties and no error notices received - then i would feel confident to keep going with it.

Thank you Bekaru

CA Mavic Pro Posted at 2018-10-18 22:01
Very impressive

Yes indeed! Dji has good products finally

Dirty Bird Posted at 2018-10-18 22:03
Impressive.  If no errors, no sagging under load, & no swelling, they should still be good to go.

the battery works fine if you exclude reduced flight time

FlyDK Posted at 2018-10-19 00:15
As everyone else mentions there should be no problems with the continued use of the batteries. The batteries you posess have probably been treated well. The worst enemy of the batteries is if they are discharged completely or almost and then left unused for a longer time. Also they don't like to be fully charged and unused for a long period of time and thats the reason they selfdischarge to approx fifty-sixty percent after some days.

If you make sure to charge them after use - either full or about fifty percent, they will last as long as possible. Room temp or colder storage is best.

the two batteries are in the sixth order

jacksonnai Posted at 2018-10-19 00:48
You must be flying a lot with it

240 hours total flight time my friend

Alex B. Posted at 2018-10-19 02:01
I suggest keep using them until they either inflate or get damaged, otherwise if they are performing as expected just keep on flying with them.

Fly safe and enjoy all

Thank you Alex

Lonesome Crow Posted at 2018-10-19 07:26
I am assuming same bird too?  Congrats!!

yes, the same bird. thank you

Sky Carrier Posted at 2018-10-19 22:21
Keep using it as long as there is no error or drop un flight time. Should be fine

thank you

integer Posted at 2018-10-20 02:29
240 hours total flight time my friend

Wow that is a lot  

does anyone know if we should do battery calibration?

That is great to see.... I have been hooked into drone flying after getting a free Tello... it's fun and has made me obsessed to obtain a Mavic Pro... the MP1 is already above my budget so  saving up for one in December... thinking the extra amount for the platinum may be worth it.  At any rate getting 100's of flights from a battery is really good news.

Integer... I would not do a battery calibration you got this far without.... trust me I have a lot of experience with lipos rc heli 14s 12s ...6s...packs. and I have never done what DJI suggest taking the battery down that far for the calibration I understand it is for the electronic board on the battery but I still would never do that to a lipo, and I've got a lot of Cycles on my mavic Pro batteries....just like you..so I would say no I don't recommend it