Just quickie I hope

Patrrick · Apr 30, 2018

No doubt this has been asked a thousand times before so before i' m told to search previous topics let me just say that i have virtually no web accss due to being in hospital unexpectedly for 3 out of the past 4 weeks.

My p3a is safely at home with batteries removed and they were fully charged when I last touched the kit about 6 weeks ago.

I'm hoping to get home soon so I'm expecting to find the batteries in a state of discharge but have no idea what level of charge there may be and as I'm not expecting to think about flying it for a few more weeks I'd be grateful for best practie as to what to when I get home in terms of battery management

Thanks

Regards

Patrick.. tucked up safely in a UK NHS heart unit

Meta4 · Apr 30, 2018

Your batteries will have discharged to around 50% which is the safe storage level.
Leave them alone until you are ready to fly.
Charge them fully before flying.

Patrrick · Apr 30, 2018

Meta4 said:
Your batteries will have discharged to around 50% which is the safe storage level.
Leave them alone until you are ready to fly.
Charge them fully before flying.

Thanks so much

P

Neon Euc · Apr 30, 2018

Get well soon pat. Hope for a speedy recovery mate [emoji4]

Phill2 · Apr 30, 2018

Patrrick said:
No doubt this has been asked a thousand times before so before i' m told to search previous topics let me just say that i have virtually no web accss due to being in hospital unexpectedly for 3 out of the past 4 weeks.

My p3a is safely at home with batteries removed and they were fully charged when I last touched the kit about 6 weeks ago.

I'm hoping to get home soon so I'm expecting to find the batteries in a state of discharge but have no idea what level of charge there may be and as I'm not expecting to think about flying it for a few more weeks I'd be grateful for best practie as to what to when I get home in terms of battery management

Thanks

Regards

Patrick.. tucked up safely in a UK NHS heart unit

Can't help with the batteries but get well soon.

Thermographer · May 1, 2018

Patrrick said:
No doubt this has been asked a thousand times before so before i' m told to search previous topics let me just say that i have virtually no web accss due to being in hospital unexpectedly for 3 out of the past 4 weeks.

My p3a is safely at home with batteries removed and they were fully charged when I last touched the kit about 6 weeks ago.

I'm hoping to get home soon so I'm expecting to find the batteries in a state of discharge but have no idea what level of charge there may be and as I'm not expecting to think about flying it for a few more weeks I'd be grateful for best practie as to what to when I get home in terms of battery management

Thanks

Regards

Patrick.. tucked up safely in a UK NHS heart unit

Hope you get better... I just had open heart surgery February 26th. Feeling great!!!

Phill2 · May 1, 2018

Thermographer said:
Hope you get better... I just had open heart surgery February 26th. Feeling great!!!

I got lucky.
Only had a stent put in.

Thermographer · May 2, 2018

Phill2 said:
I got lucky.
Only had a stent put in.

I wasn't so lucky, with four blockages. They felt it was better not to stent them. However, I feel a lot better since the procedure, more energy.

Phill2 · May 2, 2018

Thermographer said:
I wasn't so lucky, with four blockages. They felt it was better not to stent them. However, I feel a lot better since the procedure, more energy.

Great news and you'll get even better as time goes on