Just got my combo, got surprised with batteries charging really AFTER each other.
So to the pilots using it already some time:
The description from -store dji com-
"Charging Time: About 1 hour and 40 minutes (subject to temperature)


is that for all three or more like just for one of 'em?


Thanks for a quick answer.

In case it is just for one:
Solution to get all three charged in ~2 hours, instead of 4.5+ ?

This is standard behaviour for the DJI HUbs, they charge the batteries sequentially starting with the battery with the highest remaining capacity.

Thanks!  I am coming from the Spark, there it is charging all three, but one, the fullest, with more amps, after that the second fullest, ....

And how is that with the time for all three, please?

Depends on how much capacity remains in the batteries on the hub.  If you have 3 batteries with the following remaining capability, A 35%, B 25%, C 42%.  It will charge in the sequence C A B.  When C hits 100% it starts on A when that hits 100% it starts B.

If you put 1 empty battery on charge it will take 1.40 to charge. So you can work it out from there. Yes it charges battery with most power first and so on.
It is slow so give your self plenty of time. Also remember after 24hrs battery will reduce power by 4% to avoid swelling and all batteries will go into hibernation after 5 days.

hallmark007 Posted at 6-13 03:27
If you put 1 empty battery on charge it will take 1.40 to charge. So you can work it out from there. Yes it charges battery with most power first and so on.
It is slow so give your self plenty of time. Also remember after 24hrs battery will reduce power by 4% to avoid swelling and all batteries will go into hibernation after 5 days.

They don’t go into hibernation after 5 says, they discharge to approx 60%

InvisibleName 7 Posted at 6-13 03:36
They don’t go into hibernation after 5 says, they discharge to approx 60%

That is their hibernation level.

Thanks to all, I figured it out, already.
After I came back from my maiden flight, the 2 others were still charging.
For quicker charging I would need another DJI charger.

Mmmmhhhh, somone has already seen some 3 party options?
Preferable with QC3/PD charger involved?
Which would make em work even with a powerbank?

Thanks!

Andy Uk Posted at 6-13 02:22
This is standard behaviour for the DJI HUbs, they charge the batteries sequentially starting with the battery with the highest remaining capacity.

That's not necessarily true...the Spark hub charges all three at the same time.

S-e-ven Posted at 6-13 04:21
Thanks to all, I figured it out, already.
After I came back from my maiden flight, the 2 others were still chargjng.
For quicker charging I would need another DJI charger.

The input charge needs to be 38W, there aren't many powerbanks that can delivery that

Rustic17 Posted at 6-13 05:57
That's not necessarily true...the Spark hub charges all three at the same time.

Yep, that was my assumption here too!
Like with the Spark batteries, one gets  full charging power and the other two "half"(?), till the first is full.
3 batteries in about the doubled time from one. If I remember that right.

So the Air 2 Hub is a convenience thing, the batteries don't need to get changed after one got recharged.
Good, in most situations that will be ok.  4.5 h ist not a problem, lets say over night.

Andy Uk Posted at 6-13 06:00
The input charge needs to be 38W, there aren't many powerbanks that can delivery that

I just wonder a bit, that the DJI charger isn't delivering 60W, to charge one @ full speed and a second one already  with half.
And I have already a RAV- 45W PD Powerbank, could easily get a Xiaomi 3 Pro PD 45W also.
Just to name 2.
Also a PD charger-adapter for the batteries could let me use my normal PD charger, too

Aside that there more and more of these powerbanks are coming up.
As more PD is in use for Notebook charging,  more and more people will have them!

hallmark007 Posted at 6-13 04:09
That is their hibernation level.

Nope, this is hibernation mode

10. Hibernation Mode: The battery switches off after 20 minutes of inactivity to save power. If the battery level is
less than 5%, the battery enters Hibernation mode to prevent over-discharge after being idle for six hours. In Hibernation mode, the battery level indicators do not illuminate. Charge the battery to wake it from hibernation.

InvisibleName 7 Posted at 6-13 10:35
Nope, this is hibernation mode

10. Hibernation Mode: The battery switches off after 20 minutes of inactivity to save power. If the battery level is

Where are you getting this information from ? i don't see anything about 5% and that goes for all manuals.

Yep - put three batteries on the hub with around 15% charge remaining on each - flip the switch and come back around 4.5 - 5 hours later and you'll find three fully charged batteries giving a combined max of 1 hour, 42 minutes flight time. It auto stops the charge after the third one reaches full charge so ideal for overnight charging. You can also recharge the remote simultaneously. The charge time on the MA2 is one of it's few con's IMO but the hub adds a lot of convenience.  

hallmark007 Posted at 6-13 11:32
Where are you getting this information from ?[view_image]i don't see anything about 5% and that goes for all manuals.

The manual...page 25.

hallmark007 Posted at 6-13 11:32
Where are you getting this information from ?[view_image]i don't see anything about 5% and that goes for all manuals.

The Mavic Air 2 User Manual - Page 25

PhantomPil Posted at 6-13 11:42
The Mavic Air 2 User Manual - Page 25

Ok thank you, it’s obviously new to these batteries as I don’t see it for any other batteries I use.

Rustic17 Posted at 6-13 11:42
The manual...page 25.

Cheers gotcha.

Yeah...and add at the top of page 25:
Auto-Discharging Function: To prevent swelling, the battery automatically discharges to 96% of the battery level when it is idle for one day, and automatically discharges to 60% of the battery level when it is idle for five days.

P.S.  Where is your reference from, hallmark007???

hallmark007 Posted at 6-13 11:32
Where are you getting this information from ?[view_image]i don't see anything about 5% and that goes for all manuals.

That’s not from the Mavic Air 2 manual, please don’t confuse people with incorrect references!

Rustic17 Posted at 6-13 12:50
Yeah...and add at the top of page 25:
Auto-Discharging Function: To prevent swelling, the battery automatically discharges to 96% of the battery level when it is idle for one day, and automatically discharges to 60% of the battery level when it is idle for five days.

He’s confusing you by referencing from another (not MA2) manual.

Thanks for the info

InvisibleName 7 Posted at 6-13 13:14
That’s not from the Mavic Air 2 manual, please don’t confuse people with incorrect references!

Hey idiot read the thread and quit being a dick.

InvisibleName 7 Posted at 6-13 13:16
He’s confusing you by referencing from another (not MA2) manual.

I wasn’t trying to fool anyone, but it seems your a complete dick, it’s a long road that doesn’t have a turn.

hallmark007 Posted at 6-13 13:44
I wasn’t trying to fool anyone, but it seems your a complete dick, it’s a long road that doesn’t have a turn.

I didn’t say “fool” I said confusing... which is what the person asking for clarity was, because you made a reference to the wrong manual.

InvisibleName 7 Posted at 6-13 13:55
I didn’t say “fool” I said confusing... which is what the person asking for clarity was, because you made a reference to the wrong manual.

Exactly you presumed I was trying to confuse others , and considering I made no reference or post to Rustic, shows it’s not a problem for you to stick your foot in your mouth.

hallmark007 Posted at 6-13 14:04
Exactly you presumed I was trying to confuse others , and considering I made no reference or post to Rustic, shows it’s not a problem for you to stick your foot in your mouth.

I never said you did it on purpose, and I’m sorry if anyone thought you did - that was not my intention! I was just pointing out that it was ‘confusing’ others that were reading this thread.

Can you chill out a bit - I was not having a go at you

Rustic17 Posted at 6-13 12:53
P.S.  Where is your reference from, hallmark007???

My reference came from a battery manual, all dji drones come with a battery manual, but Id just noticed Air2 didn’t have battery manual installed on app, so my reference came from M2 Battery manual, I presumed both batteries were similar so instructions would be similar.

Guys ("lads and gals"), please calm.
My apology for asking a question to this, I should and could just have waited for the other 2 to charge.
Along with the fact that the first one alone needed quite some time to 100%, which was somehow the frustrating answer, already.
(And the reason for having the time to ask, in the first place, which was in reality more of a complain, I realize now. ;-)

So: Seems like nothing changed in the forums, after a new bird has arrived.
Happy sunday y'all

I just deleted a paragraph in my #22 reply so as not to confuse others reading this thread.  

Hello there S-e-ven. Thank you for reaching out and for these information you have shared with us. The DJI Mavic Air 2 Battery Charging Hub enhances efficiency by charging the DJI Mavic Air 2 intelligent flight batteries in sequence according to their remaining power level, with more fully-charged batteries receiving power first. In addition the said charging hub charges 3 intelligent flight batteries in sequence. Thank you.