Lipos MUST go in carry on luggage...they're forbidden in hold luggage.Wow with LiPon directly carry-on luggage? I thought this is forbidden ?
Who told you that? I've never seen a tape requirement anywhere. There is a requirement to protect the batteries individually, like having individual compartments to prevent shorts or the battery touching anything else that can cause damage, but nothing about tape.have to put tape over ends of battery no problems carrying it on
same thing if put tape on ends can just leave them in case members on here talked about it alotWho told you that? I've never seen a tape requirement anywhere. There is a requirement to protect the batteries individually, like having individual compartments to prevent shorts or touching anything else, but nothing about tape.
Yep, I've got the Think Tank backpack too. Great case, it's got lots of room. Never been hassled by the airlines.Here's the soft backpack I use. Four batteries, two chargers, and extra props.
It goes on the plane just like this, as carry-on luggage.
Can't speak for the EU.
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Go to your airline's website and search for batteries to see their requirements.How to travel with DJI Phantom 4, do you take it on a plane ? Any problem because of LiPo ?
Who told you that? I've never seen a tape requirement anywhere. There is a requirement to protect the batteries individually, like having individual compartments to prevent shorts or the battery touching anything else that can cause damage, but nothing about tape.
did you read tcope some require tapeYep, like I said, for p4 and p3, individual battery compartments in the typical backpack or hard case will meet their needs for protection against short circuit.
That doesn't apply to P4, and that's what we're talking about here. Isn't this the P4 discussion?did you read tcope some require tape
you just don't get it not about wires its the end of battery some airlines want it covered p3 p4 doesn't matterThat doesn't apply to P4, and that's what we're talking about here. Isn't this the P4 discussion?
Our batteries don't have wires that need protecting.
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