So guys, the batteries are intelligent ones that are discharging along the days. But if you full charge it, and thinking to etend the battery lifespan, how many days are recommend to leave full charge if you are not going to use? 1 day, 2 ?

Hello and good day allyssongemelli. Thank you for reaching out and for the inquiry. You need to fully charge and discharge the intelligent flight batteries of your DJI Drones once every three months to maintain battery health. In addition I will be posting a link where in your can see the drone maintenance checklist ( https://store.dji.com/guides/properly-maintain-drone/?from=forum ) and a link where in you can read the  Intelligent Flight Battery Safety Guidelines as well ( https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/ ... delines_V1.0_EN.pdf ). I hope these can help you today. Thank you.

DJI Stephen Posted at 6-18 09:47
Hello and good day allyssongemelli. Thank you for reaching out and for the inquiry. You need to fully charge and discharge the intelligent flight batteries of your DJI Drones once every three months to maintain battery health. In addition I will be posting a link where in your can see the drone maintenance checklist ( https://store.dji.com/guides/properly-maintain-drone/?from=forum ) and a link where in you can read the  Intelligent Flight Battery Safety Guidelines as well ( https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/Phantom_4_Advanced/20170413/Intelligent_Flight_Battery_Safety_Guidelines/Phantom+4+Series+Intelligent+Flight+Battery+Safety+Guidelines_V1.0_EN.pdf ). I hope these can help you today. Thank you.

Thanks for help. I'll read the information posted on the links. See ya!

allyssongemelli Posted at 6-18 18:39
Thanks for help. I'll read the information posted on the links. See ya!

You are very much welcome allyssongemelli. If you have any other inquiries or concern with DJI. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are all here to help and support you.

Battery management seems to be a black art.............  a helluva lot of comments on how to manage the AC Li-po battery,  fair enough,  but what about the battery in the RC ?
I wonder if the battery management strategy isn't aimed at safer storage -  fire-risk wise - than for the health electrically of the item ?

I dunno,  just asking.

As a point of interest I normally leave my batteries on the "10 day" discharge setting unless I know I am not going to fly for a longer period,  say we are going away for a few weeks,  then I will reset the self-discharge to 1 day and also discharge the RC to about 60%.

The longer they are stored on 100% the worse it is. However, leaving a battery on 100% for a week or so won't destroy it.

I try to fly my drones shortly after charging them but hopefully well before they'll be set to discharge...

I try to leave mine at 100% for no more than a week.

DAFlys Posted at 8-22 02:35
I try to leave mine at 100% for no more than a week.

Good! I try to charge one day before or at same day if I know that I'll fly for sure.

the battery was charger 1 day approximately without use

Though I aim to fly within 24 hours of the charge

A J Posted at 7-10 12:49
Though I aim to fly within 24 hours of the charge

I try to do same thing.

allyssongemelli Posted at 7-22 03:35
I try to do same thing.

Good for you (and the batteries)