Recent content by Mark The Droner

I was showing you there is already a thread on this topic.

Assuming you have a good battery that you trust and assuming your gimbal works, you can start the video on the GoPro and then fly around old school with no FPV if you want. I would give it a very low test flight first though. If you're in the USA, you need a RID to be legal, and you need a...

It likely won't even boot up correctly.

https://phantompilots.com/threads/what-to-do-with-old-phantom-2.154036/

With my P3 batteries, if they are charged too high and I'm not planning to fly, I just let them sit. They are designed to self-discharge on their own 1-3 days after you let them sit provided you don't press the button on the battery. They'll discharge until they reach a safe holding charge...

Pretend your Phantom 2 is a racing drone and learn these tricks! Impress your friends. Impress your neighbors. Impress your girl.

Nice! Just saw this on reddit:

My daughter just emailed me - they just passed 1 million deliveries! And made a video.

There's velcro and then there's velcro. You want the latter. ;-) Industrial strength velcro. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=velcro+industrial+strength&crid=HHVHOXYBSIMN&sprefix=velcro+industrial+strength%2Caps%2C70&ref=nb_sb_noss_1

No, 0-20% as described in the manual refers to battery life, not battery level. I saw your thread on the dji site. The knowledge base is much more significant on this site ;-)

Possible loophole - You could fly to USA (with your P3), buy the P3 battery, then fly back home. :-D

IMO, the best way to test a questionable battery is real world - fly it in an open field at low height while watching the battery info closely. Max thrust it back and forth. Fly it until the battery is a bit lower percentage in charge than you'd usually fly. Check the log to see that the...

My experience is it's hit and miss with the aftermarket batteries. It's good to get good reviews before you buy. I rarely buy AM. However, I've had a couple that were outstanding and a couple others that were a disaster. If a DJI battery goes bad, it's always my fault one way or the other...