The charging hub states that the charge time is one hour and 40 minutes. Is this just for a single battery, or for all three?

Also, how do the charge times differ between the AC wall charger and the DC car charger?

Thanks!

1:40 is for one battery. Not sure about the 2nd part of your question.

Car charger, bring a razor with you because you will have grown a beard before battery charges. ;+):::::

hallmark007 Posted at 5-12 12:06
Car charger, bring a razor with you because you will have grown a beard before battery charges. ;+):::::

Thanks!  Good to know.  I may go with a DC to AC inverter for the car then.   The DJI car charger is $60 as well - haven’t seen a third party charger yet.

Hi, Hanzman. The Charging Hug's charging time is about 1 hour and 40 minutes (subject to temperature) for one battery.
It takes approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes to fully charge an Intelligent Flight Battery when using the provided charger, while the Car Charger's charging time is about 1 hour and 40 minutes.  Please find more information on the User Manual.
https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/ ... _Manual_v1.0_en.pdf

So I just  got my  Air 2  today and I'm wondering  is the point of the battery hub?  I was excited  because I thought it would charge all three at once...  what am I missing?

mnaberxv17 Posted at 5-12 23:55
So I just  got my  Air 2  today and I'm wondering  is the point of the battery hub?  I was excited  because I thought it would charge all three at once...  what am I missing?

You are right, the hub doesn’t charge the three batteries in parallel, but charges them one at a time.  The only benefit is being able to set all three and not swap out batteries between charges.