5000mAh li-pos for my FC40

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I was looking at some you tube videos and learned that with widening the door just a bit I can run the 5000mAh 3s lipos. This is great because I run the 3s 5000mAh Turnigys for my 1:5th scale truggy. Yea for me!!
 
That's a big battery, 412 grams.

Hey CyberVet65, you are flying at the same elevation as I do much of the time. What are you getting for flight times, on what battery, and what's your bird weigh?

Loaded to 1256 grams, with the P2 9450 props, I am getting 11 minutes on a good day with the Turnigy 4,000.
 
I did not know a 5000 could fit in the battery bay. Even after modifying the front, the 4000 fits snug in there and does not look like there is room for expansion. I had considered an F450 kit to mount bigger batteries and 10 inch props, but since I am already getting 17 minutes on the 4000 battery this is not a priority. Can you post a link of those youtube videos?
 
Beario, go to youtube and just type in dji fc40. A ton of videos. Or look for big battery door modification.
For iflyinwy I don't weight the unit. I just want it in the air longer. It is not equipped with anything. Just box stock. No camera
 
Beario, go to youtube and just type in dji fc40. A ton of videos. Or look for big battery door modification.
For iflyinwy I don't weight the unit. I just want it in the air longer. It is not equipped with anything. Just box stock. No camera

I know this is going to make me cry, but how long do you get to fly... everyone flies longer than me. :(

Hey Beario, you probably already have this, but here it is again.

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I'm just liking the setup with the 5200 battery because now we are essentially getting the same as a vision in terms of flight time.
 
IflyinWY Sorry for the delay, been busy. Specs, 9450's, Walkera G-2D, FC-40 camera, 1100' elevation, 11.1v to auto land. Your guess is as good as mine as far as weight. I think before the gimbal it was right at 1kg.

Beario When I had only 10 minutes flight I always wanted more. With 20 minutes plus I don't always use it all.

CyberVet65 I think usually car batteries have a higher C rating and weigh more. Let us know how it turns out.
 

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