Recently I was reading a disscussion where someone was talking about how flying in Sports mode puts extra stress on the battery while also raising the battery temperature. This morning I flew to 30 meters altitude and put my M2Z into Sports Mode with my first battery at 95%. I flew around in Sports Mode till the battery was at 59% then I stopped and checked the battery Temperature and it was over 51C. I put the Drone in P Mode and flew up to 100 meters thinking it would be cooler at that height, and flew around at medium speed. I landed with 28% battery, checked the temperature again and it was over 53C. With the next two batteries I flew around fast and slow, with some hovering and landed with both batteries between 25% and 30% charge remaining. Both batteries were over 48C.
   So there you can see the extra heat generated in Sports Mode. Not saying good or bad, just something to keep in mind. Especially if you live in a hot climate like me.

   Recently I was reading a disscussion where someone was talking about how flying in Sports mode puts extra stress on the battery while also raising the battery temperature. This morning I flew to 30 meters altitude and put my M2Z into Sports Mode with my first battery at 95%. I flew around in Sports Mode till the battery was at 59% then I stopped and checked the battery Temperature and it was over 51C. I put the Drone in P Mode and flew up to 100 meters thinking it would be cooler at that height, and flew around at medium speed. I landed with 28% battery, checked the temperature again and it was over 53C. With the next two batteries I flew around fast and slow, with some hovering and landed with both batteries between 25% and 30% charge remaining. Both batteries were over 48C.
   So there you can see the extra heat generated in Sports Mode. Not saying good or bad, just something to keep in mind. Especially if you live in a hot climate like me.