It's telling you it maybe time to retire that pack (or at least take it easy)My battery voltage reading goes from green to yellow to red frequently during flight. At red I'll normally hover until it's green again then resume flying. I've noticed 1 batt keeps going to a steady yellow way too often. Even while hovering it stays yellow.
So my question is what exactly is my i1 telling me?
Is it happening on more than one/all of your batteries or just a certain one/couple? How many charge cycles have you got on them and do you regularly fly them down to a low percentage or usually land at around 20-25%?Yeah I assumed they were toast. I tried re calibrating but no change. I'll check the individual cells when red.
Thanks as always sr. for the heads up new batteries it will be.
you have to wait until the battery cools to ambient temp. otherwise the life of the battery will be shortened significally. always let it cool down. then put it up to charge.I only have 3, 48's.
I'm cheap, to be honest I was coming home and immediately charging a hot/warm batt so I could get right back outside to flying. I stopped
Battery A: 58 charges, 88% life remaining this is the 1 that goes red frequently.
Battery B: 55 charges, 87% life remaining
I normally land at about 20% but I might not shut it down till about 10%. OK ok I land at 10-15 but at 20% it's within 5 ft and a foot high. Keeping it honest