No, just a regular guy who I helped her started with his battery mod a while back. He's continued working on getting more flight time in his spare time and may really be onto something here.
It must be that long announced military grade battery by Lynh Phan which we are waiting for well over a year now
See if he would join this forum and post his mod details.
Ok, sounds good. Lets hope he will give his feedback. Is the 43 mins with X3 or X5 ?
Can you please send or post a link to the fb group? I tried googling and fb search for a zoom in group but nada.Ok it's real. I'm chatting with the innovator. Stay tuned. Very cool stuff.
Can you please send or post a link to the fb group? I tried googling and fb search for a zoom in group but nada.
Ha! I even tried google reverse image lookup!DamesNY, i was making a joke and meant to zoom in on the pic as there was no other information given.
sorry if i have mislead youbut funny
cheers
Martin, really great video!!!DamesNY, i was making a joke and meant to zoom in on the pic as there was no other information given.
sorry if i have mislead youbut funny
cheers
Last night on my New Inspire Pro I got 20:21 flying time landing at 30%, said I had 7:14 time left with 2 6s TP 2700 and a TB48 and X5. Will be interesting to see what you get with that multistar 5200 again.Got a 5200LiHV Multistar to retest after the results reported above.
Will report back
Is there any information regarding the battery used or made for the 43 minute flight time?
For optimum result you should use the 6600.Got a 5200LiHV Multistar to retest after the results reported above.
Will report back
Nooooooo waiiiiii?This guy is saying he got 43mins flight time. Amazing.
Got a 5200LiHV Multistar to retest after the results reported above.
Will report back
nice work man, thank you as usual for sharing...29:20 to 10% with 450mah remaining in the battery (as expected). Not bad, but not earthshaking either. Mounted as below with no VPS issues.
I did like the VPS stability with this mounting solution.
Much better than the 3D printed mounting plates I've been using when batteries are mounted underneath the plates.
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