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I can't seem to find the reference to deep cycle reference anywhere. Can someone point me in the right direction?
is it a new battery??? try to charge it the message should disappear..erm quick question ..
after i doing quick discharges it got message on my battery log (history)
( Cell undevoltage protections Due to Over Discharges )
any one can carifly this ? am i doing right ?
Just exactly where did you get this 'discharge to 5%" nonsense? You are giving dangerous misinformation!!! The reason DJI has the batts SHUT OFF at at 10% is so you don't discharge them too low and ruin them!!
Yes it's normal. Cell undervoltage protection kicks in turning off the battery, which is used to know the "fully empty" point.( Cell undevoltage protections Due to Over Discharges )
any one can carifly this ? am i doing right ?
Those "many articles" apply to batteries that don't have a battery management circuitry like DJI batteries have. The shutdown point on those is much higher than where damage appears.OK, I stand corrected. But I will say that there are many articles that state that the artificial lowering the batts to 'total shut down' is bad.
No problem.OK, I stand corrected. But I will say that there are many articles that state that the artificial lowering the batts to 'total shut down' is bad.
actually the manual says that under 5 % or until it can't be turned on. So it should be just fine.Yesterday I decided to discharge my battery. Past 10% the inspire will want to auto-land so I had to keep it by force in the air holding the stick up! I kept going till 0% and after it read 0% it stayed in the air for around 2 minutes!!! I kept it at 15 - 20 cm from the ground then it shutdown and dropped to the ground! I wonder if this is what should be actually done or I overdid it and possibly caused damage to the battery! Should I have stopped at 5%?
It's great for the battery, but I wouldn't want my machine to intentinally fall to the ground unpowered even when just above ground. I.e. I land at 3% or so and finish the discharge process on a common RC charger.I wonder if this is what should be actually done or I overdid it and possibly caused damage to the battery! Should I have stopped at 5%?
Are you sure it is 100% safe to use an RC charger? I have an icharger 1010B+ I can use. At what rate you discharge ? and what is the min cell voltage you set or do you continue till the battery itself turns itself off? What connector you use to connect it to the charger?It's great for the battery, but I wouldn't want my machine to intentinally fall to the ground unpowered even when just above ground. I.e. I land at 3% or so and finish the discharge process on a common RC charger.
It is the extra cable that came with your I1 that connects your battery to the RC charging socket. It is perfectly safe as the RC won't draw a great deal of current.Are you sure it is 100% safe to use an RC charger? I have an icharger 1010B+ I can use. At what rate you discharge ? and what is the min cell voltage you set or do you continue till the battery itself turns itself off? What connector you use to connect it to the charger?
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