Inflated batteries dji tb 50
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I would NEVER fly with batteries that show any sign of expansion. It indicates something is wrong and you will at some point have an issue. That could be a fire during charging or failure during flight. Get rid of them.
So how do you have batteries like that and ZERO charges on them? Were they improperly stored or charged? Are they brand new? If so, return them and get good ones.
So how do you have batteries like that and ZERO charges on them? Were they improperly stored or charged? Are they brand new? If so, return them and get good ones.
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Seems you have a history of battery condition related issues.
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1. Agree with the comments above in this thread. The batteries should not be used and are fit for disposal. ( Unless still under warranty in which case get them changed)
2. Would strongly suggest you do some searching on this forum - there is plenty of information regarding correct treatment of Lipo packs.
Without wanting to appear condescending the fact you are asking whether it is OK to fly with swollen lipo packs means you should educate yourself as to the correct way to charge/store/maintain Lithium Polymer batteries and familiarize yourself with the inherent dangers of the packs.
Please don't take that the wrong way - it is meant as constructive advice.
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Hello, I have a problem with batteries in Inspire 2 From the beginning, there is a bigger difference between individual battery cells. I, on the recommendation of the Dji Support, drained the battery to 5% and recharged again, but the problem persists. Now battery # 2 is from 4.28 V to 4.23...
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1. Agree with the comments above in this thread. The batteries should not be used and are fit for disposal. ( Unless still under warranty in which case get them changed)
2. Would strongly suggest you do some searching on this forum - there is plenty of information regarding correct treatment of Lipo packs.
Without wanting to appear condescending the fact you are asking whether it is OK to fly with swollen lipo packs means you should educate yourself as to the correct way to charge/store/maintain Lithium Polymer batteries and familiarize yourself with the inherent dangers of the packs.
Please don't take that the wrong way - it is meant as constructive advice.
This is truly bizarre and I agree with those who are saying "Don't use these!". Where in the world did you get these? Sorry for your bad luck.
I bought this month one pair on ebay in china in shenzhen and before several pairs of batteries from european distributors. they are all swollen.
I still can't buy a battery without a defect for several months.
I still can't buy a battery without a defect for several months.
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Jiri, please read my reply on DJI forum. Generally is a big NO-NO to use these batts, replace them ASAP. And - oh - never buy LiPO batteries on eBay
... Only from DJI authorized resellers!The inflation is a.sign of leakage etc id not use them even if still slot into inspire.obv give them few more week and theyll burst open.
I think id be returning them if your able if you can find someone to courier them!!
The sellers might be happy with pictures but i think theyd need the battery to return for a credit theyre end.
I think id be returning them if your able if you can find someone to courier them!!
The sellers might be happy with pictures but i think theyd need the battery to return for a credit theyre end.
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No, it is not leakage.
The swelling is caused by excess oxygen as a by product of lithium oxide forming on the electrodes (anode and cathode).
There is no leakage taking place, simply a chemical reaction of the electrolyte decomposition.
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Have you not read any of the previous replies?
No. They are not safe for use. They are not even safe to be left laying around your house unprotected.
Swollen LiPo batteries can become unstable, catch fire and even explode at any time. This risk increases significantly when they are charged or discharged.
However, if you consider Russian Roulette with a loaded gun to be a fun family pastime ... then you might want to use them!
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This thread is starting to sound like Brexit.
Keep asking the same question over and over again,hoping that one day you get the answer you want to hear [emoji23]
Keep asking the same question over and over again,hoping that one day you get the answer you want to hear [emoji23]
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