Recent content by oldcomputech

I did not know that. So the 600 pilots are also at risk of the orphanage? Wow!

I ag I agree with PowerExtra. Pretty decent batteries. I noticed no difference in my Mavics flight times. BTW thanks for the info/ tutorials on backwards firmware, you save my bird for me!

Not disagreeingwith you but there are so many niche product batteries out there I don’t quite get it. A case in point is the Typhoon H480. I can get batteries for that and if I was a survey type guy I would bet that sales numbers on that are not much higher than an I1

Thanks, was hoping you had sourced a supplier. Back to research for me.....

If you don’t mind, where did you get the cell pack?

Anyone got a reasonable explanation why there are no aftermarket I1 TB47 and 48 batteries? I can get new P2, P3, P4, and Mavic Pro and Spark batteries aftermarket but no Inspire. I just can’t get my head around the why. Anyone have the definitive answer? Thanks and happy holidays!

Sounds to me like we will have to get creative an refurb our packs.

When you say “crashing down” do you mean dead stick? By the look of the damage that does not appear the case. Should have been in a lot more pieces if it fell from 400 and hit your truck. Seems like the left stick failed on the controller and / or RTH did not work properly. I believe I heard you...

Sent pmt & info

I would like to purchase. How do we proceed

You will have to purchase a complete center frame assembly, around 135$ give or take on fleabay. You can remove that part out of the bird via the bottom, you have to remove three torx screws and the bearing plate for it to drop it down from the servo on top.

Yes it is. And the screws holding on the servo to the frame are a bear to get loose. I heated mine up with a 250 Weller soldering iron for 15 minutes per screw to loosen up the loctite on the threads.

Wish I had a good answer. My bird has curved separated arms.

I’ve still seen 47 and 48 stock at several retailers. We may be in a cycle as I have heard the Mavic batteries are in shorter supply as well (of course there are good aftermarket batteries for that one)

Good story! Thanks for sharing!