IrishSights said:Sure, if they are short flights. I just keep a close eye on the IOSD mini battery telemetry
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ElGuano said:My Phantom with accessories is pretty heavy in its case. If I take it with me somewhere, I try hard to make sure I can get at least a couple of good flights in, and so it's worth the investment for multiple batteries.
One 15-minute flight feels really long to me. But three 5-minute flights each feel extremely short, I'd personally feel pressured and short-changed if I had to rely on a single battery for a multi-flight vacation.
I think someone did a test and determined that an unarmed Phantom is drawing ~500-600mw (don't quote me on that). Not a huge amount, but fairly significant. You wouldn't want to keep it plugged in for hours on end.
nice! How many GoPros do you have?Buk said:One my first road trip with a Phantom, I took two cases; one for the Phantom 1 with six batteries and a charger and a second case for the GoPros, batteries and chargers. Each night recharged everything. Traveling in a medium sized SUV with three friends I took a bunch of grief about excess baggage, but each night I hooked the GoPros to the TV and they cut me some slack after viewing the raw footage.
They did draw the line at wearing a GoPro on my head...not allowed.
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d4ddyo said:nice! How many GoPros do you have?
Ozzyguy said:What are you a drug dealer or something![]()
Hahahaha. So you saved one pocket or the too of your head.Buk said:d4ddyo said:nice! How many GoPros do you have?
Three Hero3 black editions with battery back packs for each, plus a couple of USB battery packs. Saved space by not taking the head strap for the GoPros.
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