Hi all,

Had my Mavic Air 2 for just over a week now and absolutely love it. It truly is an amazing consumer drone.

I have a couple of questions that can probably be answered with ease for some of you more experienced drone users.

1. How long will my Mavic Air 2 batteries last? I have got the fly more and got 3 batteries. I want to know how long they will last in terms of long-life usage and what can I do to ensure my batteries live out to their max potential?

2. How long will props last in normal usage situations and how should I know when to change them, what are the signs etc.


Many thanks!

Connor

I would think that each battery will be good for at least 100 cycles if you take care of them. I would number the batteries and rotate them so they get even wear. Don't charge the batteries immediately after completing a flight, and don't fly immediately after charging the batteries -- let them cool down. Don't run the batteries down completely, I would try to land by the time you hit 10% remaining capacity.

My flights have all been around 10 minutes, so I usually just store the batteries at that charge level. The batteries will discharge themselves automatically to a storage level if you don't fly with them within a few days, which helps prolong their life but also requires you to charge them before each flight if you fly infrequently.

hi im from israel i was about to buy mavic air 2 but it is only available to usa region! how to and from where to buy it?!

djiuser_7NzzfhTMdIoN Posted at 5-29 08:46
hi im from israel i was about to buy mavic air 2 but it is only available to usa region! how to and from where to buy it?!

Hi You may have to buy it from B& H photo ( bhphoto.com) or even Amazon here in the USA. ( amazon.com)
They both ship internationally. Good luck!

MisterFrag Posted at 5-27 16:25
I would think that each battery will be good for at least 100 cycles if you take care of them. I would number the batteries and rotate them so they get even wear. Don't charge the batteries immediately after completing a flight, and don't fly immediately after charging the batteries -- let them cool down. Don't run the batteries down completely, I would try to land by the time you hit 10% remaining capacity.

My flights have all been around 10 minutes, so I usually just store the batteries at that charge level. The batteries will discharge themselves automatically to a storage level if you don't fly with them within a few days, which helps prolong their life but also requires you to charge them before each flight if you fly infrequently.

There a notice on page 7 of the manual "which everyone has read?" that came with the drone says its rated for 200 cycles

Hello there Connor. Thank you for reaching out and congratulations on your new DJI Mavic Air 2. With regards to the inquiry above. I will post a list on how to properly take care of your DJI Mavic Air 2 Intelligent Flight Battery for it to last. In addition, I will post a link where in you can see the DJI Mavic Air 2 Safety Guidelines ( https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/ ... y_Guidelines_eu.pdf ). Thank you and fly safe always.