Regarding the battery problem. I bought I2 because there was a security with 2 batteries. With a battery accident, it could fly on the other battery. Is this wrong? How big is the risk of both batteries being damaged at the same time? Or is the software in the drone that turns off both. Case for you Hunter.

Hi Stig, thanks for reaching DJI Forum. For more information about the battery problem, DJI had released a news article on our website. Kindly click the link for more information. Thank you.

DJI Advises Customers To Fly With Caution When Using TB50 And TB55 Batteries In Drones

DJI Gamora Posted at 11-3 01:51
Hi Stig, thanks for reaching DJI Forum. For more information about the battery problem, DJI had released a news article on our website. Kindly click the link for more information. Thank you.

DJI Advises Customers To Fly With Caution When Using TB50 And TB55 Batteries In Drones

Gamora,

as multiple times reported here, the link provided is not up to date (Does NOT show the article) depending on your geo location.
Please inform the webmaster to provide the article on all international DJI websites.

Thanks

Keule Posted at 11-3 01:55
Gamora,

as multiple times reported here, the link provided is not up to date (Does NOT show the article) depending on your geo location.

Hi Keule, thanks for the feedback. Appreciate your help with this for us to be informed. You may refer to this forum link https://forum.dji.com/forum.php? ... p;page=1#pid1632495 for more information. Many thanks as well Keule.

DJI Gamora Posted at 11-3 01:51
Hi Stig, thanks for reaching DJI Forum. For more information about the battery problem, DJI had released a news article on our website. Kindly click the link for more information. Thank you.

DJI Advises Customers To Fly With Caution When Using TB50 And TB55 Batteries In Drones

Indicator on the charger?? Just blinking yellow or solid green.