I created this poll because I'm curious what drone pilots feel is the "Best Practice" for maintaining your DJI drone batteries. If you have any comments please add them.

https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=198950

I set it to 2 days in case I for some reason can not go flying as planed and had the batteries fully charged. 99% of the time I only charge them that day I know when I know I will go flying. If not flying for a longer time like a week or so, I charge them up to about 50% after a flight, which is about 3,8V per cell, or which is just when the 3rd LED starts to blink.

I swear I searched under various key words before posting this thread. This post is useless since it is a duplicate. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

Hello there StewNash. Good day and thank you for creating this poll. I hope that our DJI co pilots can give out there insights with regards to this matter. Thank you for your support and please stay safe always.

5 days on the M2P,  the Mini 2 is about 2 weeks as it does what it likes.

DAFlys Posted at 10-12 00:24
5 days on the M2P,  the Mini 2 is about 2 weeks as it does what it likes.

Hi Da, could you please tell me how it comes that your comment was entered about  26 minutes ago and then  your actual entry is made 8 hours ago. I have seen some done the same for my entries, although I have not entered the comment at a completely different time. Just want to learn how this works. Thanks.

kyalami Posted at 10-12 08:34
Hi Da, could you please tell me how it comes that your comment was entered about  26 minutes ago and then  your actual entry is made 8 hours ago. I have seen some done the same for my entries, although I have not entered the comment at a completely different time. Just want to learn how this works. Thanks.

My comment says 8 hours ago to me. I made it about 20 seconds after picking the poll question.

DAFlys Posted at 10-12 08:45
My comment says 8 hours ago to me. I made it about 20 seconds after picking the poll question.

Has this something to do that someone can bump up your comment from 8 hour to a current time later?

kyalami Posted at 10-12 08:51
Has this something to do that someone can bump up your comment from 8 hour to a current time later?

I have no idea what you mean.  If you have last reply set then it will bump the whole thread to the top.  

DAFlys Posted at 10-12 09:09
I have no idea what you mean.  If you have last reply set then it will bump the whole thread to the top.

Not sure I understand. If you quoted something 8 hours ago, how can it then show your quote is as it was done at  26 minutes ago. The 8 hours shows at the clock at the bottom left, but when you look at it, without open the thread, it shows that is was entered only 26 minutes ago. I can not explain it in another way, sorry. I will see if I can find something and show you.

Understand what you say about the last rely and that it shows the tread at the top. That is clear to me.

I apologise, for this, as it has nothing to do with the original thread.

kyalami Posted at 10-12 10:14
Not sure I understand. If you quoted something 8 hours ago, how can it then show your quote is as it was done at  26 minutes ago. The 8 hours shows at the clock at the bottom left, but when you look at it, without open the thread, it shows that is was entered only 26 minutes ago. I can not explain it in another way, sorry. I will see if I can find something and show you.

Understand what you say about the last rely and that it shows the tread at the top. That is clear to me.

The times are china time not local time.

kyalami Posted at 10-12 10:14
Not sure I understand. If you quoted something 8 hours ago, how can it then show your quote is as it was done at  26 minutes ago. The 8 hours shows at the clock at the bottom left, but when you look at it, without open the thread, it shows that is was entered only 26 minutes ago. I can not explain it in another way, sorry. I will see if I can find something and show you.

Understand what you say about the last rely and that it shows the tread at the top. That is clear to me.

If you look at the screen shot the time in the forum is 1-:14 on your post but here its 19:16.

kyalami Posted at 10-12 10:14
Not sure I understand. If you quoted something 8 hours ago, how can it then show your quote is as it was done at  26 minutes ago. The 8 hours shows at the clock at the bottom left, but when you look at it, without open the thread, it shows that is was entered only 26 minutes ago. I can not explain it in another way, sorry. I will see if I can find something and show you.

Understand what you say about the last rely and that it shows the tread at the top. That is clear to me.

If you look at the screen shot the time in the forum is 1-:14 on your post but here its 19:16.

StewNash Posted at 10-11 09:46
I swear I searched under various key words before posting this thread. This post is useless since it is a duplicate. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

No problem.

DAFlys Posted at 10-12 10:16
If you look at the screen shot the time in the forum is 1-:14 on your post but here its 19:16.

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Here is an example of what I mean:

I quoted on 2020-11-2:



It show now as yesterday:



I did not put it there and wonder how come it came up there as if i quoted it yesterday.

kyalami Posted at 10-12 10:39
Here is an example of what I mean:

I quoted on 2020-11-2:

That’s a different thread to this one.  I think you must have followed the link above.

DAFlys Posted at 10-12 10:44
That’s a different thread to this one.  I think you must have followed the link above.

Yes, that a couple of thread lower than is one and is the example that I found displaying what I try to understand how my old quote for 2020 can show up yesterday as the last quote.



Have a look at that tread "o....what should we set our battery discharge rate at?" and you see what I mean.

kyalami Posted at 10-12 10:51
Yes, that a couple of thread lower than is one and is the example that I found displaying what I try to understand how my old quote for 2020 can show up yesterday as the last quote.

Have a look at that tread "o....what should we set our battery discharge rate at?" and you see what I mean.

I’m probably confused but If you’re on last post view any reply will bump the thread to the top.

DAFlys Posted at 10-12 11:09
I’m probably confused but If you’re on last post view any reply will bump the thread to the top.

Looks like my pictures did not show above, but managed to get them show them now, which should explain what I mean.

kyalami Posted at 10-12 11:12
Looks like my pictures did not show above, but managed to get them show them now, which should explain what I mean.

Sorry. I still don’t get it.

DAFlys Posted at 10-12 11:41
Sorry. I still don’t get it.

Ok no problems Da. Sorry that I can not explain my self better.