Hye,

i am an RC modelist used to charge my lipos batteries using standard chargers, our way to charge is to charge with a current equivallent at 1/10 h of the battery capacity
(ie for a 3S battery 2200 MaH capacity, we charge at 2,2 A)


Regarding the DJI Avata batteries and available chargers it seems to be different and more advanced, besides the batteries are Li-ION
I went thru various DJI manuals but did not find a clear and accurate answer about the charging preocesses


I bought and use the portable DJI 65W charger, fitted with both USB-C and USB-A ports
I did not find an DJI manual linking this charger and the Avata accessories such as Googles 2 batteries or motion controller or Rado RC 2


my question
can we charge safely on the USB-C of the DJI 65W charger
- the googles 2 batteries
- the motion controller
- the radio RC


Thanking you in advance for your answer

Hye,

i am an RC modelist used to charge my lipos batteries using standard chargers, our way to charge is to charge with a current equivallent at 1/10 h of the battery capacity
(ie for a 3S battery 2200 MaH capacity, we charge at 2,2 A)


Regarding the DJI Avata batteries and available chargers it seems to be different and more advanced, besides the batteries are Li-ION
I went thru various DJI manuals but did not find a clear and accurate answer about the charging preocesses


I bought and use the portable DJI 65W charger, fitted with both USB-C and USB-A ports
I did not find an DJI manual linking this charger and the Avata accessories such as Googles 2 batteries or motion controller or Rado RC 2


my question
can we charge safely on the USB-C of the DJI 65W charger
- the googles 2 batteries
- the motion controller
- the radio RC


Thanking you in advance for your answer