licensed pilot Joined Dec 11, 2015 Messages 1,904 Reaction score 801 Location CASA GRANDE, AZ Website www.martinezaerial.com Jan 9, 2020 #1 Is this normal?
niki Joined Apr 22, 2016 Messages 575 Reaction score 160 Location Sofia Website goldenskybirds.com Jan 10, 2020 #2 They all have to be with eaqual charge level only. I had a lift off with something around 50% and all was fine.
They all have to be with eaqual charge level only. I had a lift off with something around 50% and all was fine.
licensed pilot Joined Dec 11, 2015 Messages 1,904 Reaction score 801 Location CASA GRANDE, AZ Website www.martinezaerial.com Jan 10, 2020 #3 niki said: They all have to be with eaqual charge level only. I had a lift off with something around 50% and all was fine. Click to expand... Thank you.
niki said: They all have to be with eaqual charge level only. I had a lift off with something around 50% and all was fine. Click to expand... Thank you.
chriscrumley Joined Jul 1, 2018 Messages 64 Reaction score 14 Location Virginia Beach, Virginia USA Website www.chriscrumley.com Jan 10, 2020 #4 Not normal and I can’t think of any Setting that would cause that condition (I’ve flown M600 since it was new). licensed pilot said: Is this normal? Click to expand... Reactions: licensed pilot
Not normal and I can’t think of any Setting that would cause that condition (I’ve flown M600 since it was new). licensed pilot said: Is this normal? Click to expand...
Donnie Frank Joined Jun 28, 2016 Messages 2,229 Reaction score 959 Age 60 Jan 10, 2020 #5 licensed pilot said: Is this normal? Click to expand... No. My partner's M600 Pro will start even with the battery as low as 31%. D
licensed pilot said: Is this normal? Click to expand... No. My partner's M600 Pro will start even with the battery as low as 31%. D
The Editor Joined Aug 7, 2013 Messages 10,851 Reaction score 5,717 Jan 10, 2020 #6 It’s not the level of charge that stops the props from starting but the variance in pack voltage from pack to pack. Reactions: Donnie Frank
It’s not the level of charge that stops the props from starting but the variance in pack voltage from pack to pack.
licensed pilot Joined Dec 11, 2015 Messages 1,904 Reaction score 801 Location CASA GRANDE, AZ Website www.martinezaerial.com Jan 10, 2020 #7 The Editor said: It’s not the level of charge that stops the props from starting but the variance in pack voltage from pack to pack. Click to expand... OK, I 'll pay attention next time this happens. These are new batteries.
The Editor said: It’s not the level of charge that stops the props from starting but the variance in pack voltage from pack to pack. Click to expand... OK, I 'll pay attention next time this happens. These are new batteries.
Donnie Frank Joined Jun 28, 2016 Messages 2,229 Reaction score 959 Age 60 Jan 10, 2020 #8 The Editor said: It’s not the level of charge that stops the props from starting but the variance in pack voltage from pack to pack. Click to expand... Yep...I had forgotten about that. Ironically, once the motors are spinning, you can actually REMOVE a battery and she'll stay running, which makes sense for obvious reasons. D Reactions: The Editor
The Editor said: It’s not the level of charge that stops the props from starting but the variance in pack voltage from pack to pack. Click to expand... Yep...I had forgotten about that. Ironically, once the motors are spinning, you can actually REMOVE a battery and she'll stay running, which makes sense for obvious reasons. D