Hi, I got a doubt about the insulation pads to apply onto the TB50 batteries, once I apply them should I leave them on forever or detach them during the summer season?
Where I live is not uncommon to have a peak temp of 32-35° celsius in july-aug.
They look kinda sticky as if they won't come off without a fight.
I would like an official answer on this, thank you.

I’d be interested to know this too. Couldn’t find anything in the documentation.

gamette Posted at 2017-12-7 21:51
I’d be interested to know this too. Couldn’t find anything in the documentation.

Don’t hold your breath, it lokks like there’s no activity here...

Depends on how hott it gets in the summer time... You may have overheating issues if you fly in hott weather with these on.

MadFrenchie Posted at 2017-12-16 11:47
Depends on how hott it gets in the summer time... You may have overheating issues if you fly in hott weather with these on.

Yeah. I think just put them on when it's winter and take them off in the Spring as things warm up.

don't leave them on forever, you will want to dissipate heat in the Summer time  not hold it in .  When I remove them I put them on some wax paper  so they don't get jam on them in the meantime .

good luck and happy flying .

also if flying in cold weather be sure to get the battery warmer Or What I do is put them in a cooler that has an electric heating pad , this keeps em   Nice and toasty for the next flight .  I find the Go app device is not vey happy in the cold and need to take more precautions with that cause I loose the entire screen sometimes even with a half a charge or more left if out in below  freezing temps.

anyway happy flying.

donnie  

Donnie * Posted at 2018-1-1 05:42
don't leave them on forever, you will want to dissipate heat in the Summer time  not hold it in .  When I remove them I put them on some wax paper  so they don't get jam on them in the meantime .

good luck and happy flying .

Thanks for the advice