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I have a p2 with h3-2d, go pro 3, fatshark fpv and miniOSD.
I purchased an extra battery a few months ago. Just recently after charging up both my batteries I went out for a flight.
I had my spare battery in. I went through my startup/pre flight check routine. Everything seemed fine. Acquired 9 satellites, and home lock was set. Took off and looked for toilet bowl, and drift. All was ok. Proceeded to fly with my fat sharks, the battery initially reported 93%. About a min later, the battery dropped to 11% and entered its second warning mode (tries to land itself if throttle is below 90%). I brought the copter back and let it sit. with the motors off. Stayed at 11% as reported by the OSD.
I turned off the battery, waited 30 seconds, then restarted it. Battery reported about 72%. I started it up again after acquiring home point. Took it up into the sky, and after about 20 seconds, same deal. It went to 11% and wanted to land.
Any ideas?
I only have 19 discharges on the battery. When plugged into the assistant software, it reports 11% remaining charge, but the "current capacity" is accurate. I can see the "current capacity" levels drop as it sits there slowly draining power, but it tells me 11% remaining charge.
I purchased an extra battery a few months ago. Just recently after charging up both my batteries I went out for a flight.
I had my spare battery in. I went through my startup/pre flight check routine. Everything seemed fine. Acquired 9 satellites, and home lock was set. Took off and looked for toilet bowl, and drift. All was ok. Proceeded to fly with my fat sharks, the battery initially reported 93%. About a min later, the battery dropped to 11% and entered its second warning mode (tries to land itself if throttle is below 90%). I brought the copter back and let it sit. with the motors off. Stayed at 11% as reported by the OSD.
I turned off the battery, waited 30 seconds, then restarted it. Battery reported about 72%. I started it up again after acquiring home point. Took it up into the sky, and after about 20 seconds, same deal. It went to 11% and wanted to land.
Any ideas?
I only have 19 discharges on the battery. When plugged into the assistant software, it reports 11% remaining charge, but the "current capacity" is accurate. I can see the "current capacity" levels drop as it sits there slowly draining power, but it tells me 11% remaining charge.