How to leave the batteries when the inspire is not used much

[wood man]

now that winter is here ,is there any info on how to leave the batteries ---fully charged or just leave them as they are and they discharge
Noticed mine will drop to 60% over a period of time
Any advice

 

[msinger]

It's impossible to keep them fully charged. They will automatically start discharging to a safe storage level after no more than 10 days.

 

[wood man]

I realize that they cannot be kept fully charged ,so just let them sit?
I wonder how low they will go
Also where do you get the battery firmware readout, i only see aircraft, camera and rc unit and display (ipad)

 

[go fast]

Around 40% is a good storage capacity...

 

[Highrpm955]

40-50%... and put them in the frig...Lipo's like cold storage, and there is beer next to them..

 

[Kilrah]

I would NOT keep them in the fridge if only to avoid repeated condensation on the electronics.

The batteries discharge themselves to 60% as you've seen.

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[Highrpm955]

Forgot to mention zip lock bags...... and a silicone pack.

 

[wood man]

how are you guys getting a firmware readout on the batteries or are you just calling them the same as the aircraft

 

[The Editor]

now that winter is here ,is there any info on how to leave the batteries ---fully charged or just leave them as they are and they discharge
Noticed mine will drop to 60% over a period of time
Any advice

Is it only me that reads manuals, release notes or guides?
http://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/insp...gent_Flight_Battery_Safety_Guidelines_1.4.pdf
Page 3 "Battery Storage"

 

[wood man]

Thanks a lot, I just felt someone would have the info at the tip of there tongue, better still with you ,you posted the battery
pdf file which I printed the one part I needed
Now how do you get the battery firmware readout?
Again thanks for your time