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Yes they will work, but it's most likely going to shorten the life of the lower C rated battery, possibly both, even linking a tired well used battery to a brand new one can do this, so as others have said it's best not to, ideally you want exact same everything including number of power cycles, 5 is not a great quantity if your putting them in series, although cycles aren't as critical. If I was doing it I'd number all 5 batteries, then fly the pairs say 1&2 and 3&4 together always. With number 5 ID either fly it only with the different battery you already have, or I'd substitute number 5 in a different place each time I went flying - so first would be 1+2 and 3+4 - next time 5+2 and 3+4, next 1+2 and 3+4, then 1+2 and 5+4, then 1+2 and 3+5 then it starts over again. That way your keeping them all cycled as evenly as possible and when one eventually dies you should be left with 4 equally cycled same brand and rating batteries and, hopefully getting the best out of them all evenly. Yes I may be overthinking it, but I'd definitely avoid mixing batteries of different specs or, if I did to get that extra flight in I'd make sure that only Number 5 was used for that and try to keep the others in their pairs. That way if suddenly you get lower than normal flight time you know it's related to one pair and your not risking a bad battery damaging more than the other one in its pair. Hope this comes in handy, battery mismanagement is something we
Yes they will work, but it's most likely going to shorten the life of the lower C rated battery, possibly both, even linking a tired well used battery to a brand new one can do this, so as others have said it's best not to, ideally you want exact same everything including number of power cycles, 5 is not a great quantity if your putting them in series, although cycles aren't as critical. If I was doing it I'd number all 5 batteries, then fly the pairs say 1&2 and 3&4 together always. With number 5 ID either fly it only with the different battery you already have, or I'd substitute number 5 in a different place each time I went flying - so first would be 1+2 and 3+4 - next time 5+2 and 3+4, next 1+2 and 3+4, then 1+2 and 5+4, then 1+2 and 3+5 then it starts over again. That way your keeping them all cycled as evenly as possible and when one eventually dies you should be left with 4 equally cycled same brand and rating batteries and, hopefully getting the best out of them all evenly. Yes I may be overthinking it, but I'd definitely avoid mixing batteries of different specs or, if I did to get that extra flight in I'd make sure that only Number 5 was used for that and try to keep the others in their pairs. That way if suddenly you get lower than normal flight time you know it's related to one pair and your not risking a bad battery damaging more than the other one in its pair. Hope this comes in handy, battery mismanagement is something we
Answered by BG502556513 on 25/10/2023Helpful (0)
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hello, can i use it's batteries for eashine novice 1? for more flight time?
hello, can i use it's batteries for eashine novice 1? for more flight time?
A better idea might be to change the connector on the quad to match these, or you could change the connector on the quad and on the batteries to GNB27's Depends on what your using them on I suppose, but XT30 for these tiny batteries seems a bit overkill, to me anyway.
A better idea might be to change the connector on the quad to match these, or you could change the connector on the quad and on the batteries to GNB27's Depends on what your using them on I suppose, but XT30 for these tiny batteries seems a bit overkill, to me anyway.
Answered by BG502556513 on 25/10/2023Helpful (0)
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Can i put this battery in my eachine E017 i wonder becuse i want to fly longer fly time on the drone says its ok with 1s lipo and this is 3.8v lipo is this ok or not for the esc
Can i put this battery in my eachine E017 i wonder becuse i want to fly longer fly time on the drone says its ok with 1s lipo and this is 3.8v lipo is this ok or not for the esc
Hello, this battery has a large capacity and is a bit heavy. I don't know if it will affect the flight. I suggest you buy a battery with the same difference.
Hello, this battery has a large capacity and is a bit heavy. I don't know if it will affect the flight. I suggest you buy a battery with the same difference.
Answered by The seller on 18/02/2025Helpful (0)
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The batteries also work for the tinyhawk 3 plus freestyle?
The batteries also work for the tinyhawk 3 plus freestyle?
one of the better to almost best quality and lifespan of 1S HV lipo that there is in my opinion!!! 1S, HV 80/160c 550mAh Lipo keeps insisting long in power (strength) fast reloading (with the right charger)
intensive use and almost no warming of lipo.
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één van de betere tot bijna beste kwaliteit en levensduur van 1S HV lipo die er is naar mijn mening!!! 1S, HV 80/160c 550mAh Lipo blijft lang volhouden qua power (kracht) snel herladen (met de juiste oplader)
intensive gebruiken en bijna geen opwarming v/d lipo.
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