Has anyone managed to extract their battery without grabbing the thing until your fingers ache and then pulling the lipo with such controlled aggression that the two seperate at less than 100mph?
Cocoa Beach Kiter said:Here's the video. http://youtu.be/XIperEc05Ls[/quote
That's how I remove the battery also. Easy to do out in the field and much safer for the camera and gimbal.
Vippiggie said:So simple! Get an ear bud and some silicone lubricant. Apply to the runners within the body and on the indents on the battery.
Only a tiny amount and the battery comes out with ease.
John Shaw said:I don't think you want to lubricate the runners. This just makes it more likely to have the battery come lose, or lose power or data connections in flight during an abrupt maneuver etc. The method shown appears to work well and does not jeopardize the battery integrity.
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