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Letting the battery discharge itself is better, unless you want to deep discharge every 20 cycles or so, in which case it aint gonna hurt it at that frequency
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That's what DJI recommends doing. Another option would be to use a battery discharger (like this one).
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Interesting, I looked over that light bulb discharge gizmo. Gets hot. Could be a fire hazard. Proceed with caution if you go that route.
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Yes, sir. Super hot! Like any light bulb though, you certainly don't want to lay it down on something while it's illuminated. And, I would never recommend anyone leave it unattended.
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Yeah, I have the same type bulb in some puck lights I have in the house. The 20w gets fire hot! I'm sure that 35w gets volcanic!
