I seem to recall, not that long ago, one or more ops posting about problems they were having with the charging properties of a non-DJI charger cradle. If I had the time (which I don't), I'd search for those links. Due to the acquisition and replacement cost of OEM batteries, you may want to consider entrusting your batteries to OEM DJI chargers, but that's purely my own opinion.
New P4P Owner, Multiple Questions
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I seem to recall, not that long ago, one or more ops posting about problems they were having with the charging properties of a non-DJI charger cradle. If I had the time (which I don't), I'd search for those links. Due to the acquisition and replacement cost of OEM batteries, you may want to consider entrusting your batteries to OEM DJI chargers, but that's purely my own opinion.
My feelings exactly. The M3 does have a few quirks, but overall I'm happy with it.
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What quirks have you found?? I had the aircraft disconnected issue, where there was no video feed, but that ended up being something I was doing wrong!! I have had zero issues with the M3, but if there is anything I should know about, let me know!!
The "quirks" are more related to tablet navigation, rather than function. Coming from a Samsung Galaxy environment, systems functions appear to be spread around in various spots. I also discovered that Huawei disabled the ability to move apps to the SD card using something like App Manager. Like I said, some quirks that I'm working through. Functionwise, I'm fairly happy.
