Hi, yesterday i had a problem, as soon as my phantom 1 took off i got the red blinking and it started descending, as the battery was low, it did this with 4 fully charged batteries, i never touched the voltage tab in the naza software so maybe the settings are wrong, how do i set and calibrate the the phantom?
Phantom 1 detects low voltage with new battery
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i just made a test usinga an almost charged battery and the naza software tells me that is 11.90 V, same with my voltage checker (http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/stor ... S_6S_.html) while my two charger say thet is a 12.58, how can i determine who's wrong?
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Sounds to me like the little pogo stick contacts for the battery sensor information are not making a solid connection. Check for dust, corrosion, etc. You can use a pencil eraser to clean the ones in the battery but be sure to remove all the rubber debris when done. A little shot of contact cleaner is what I have used.
Sorry but i don't understand, what do you mean by "little pogo stick contacts"? the only contact between my phantom and the battery is the xt60 connector
i really need help, i'm trying to work on the voltage protection switch but it doesnt work, as i red on some forums i set the voltage alarms to 10.8 and 10.5 (loaded) but after 3:30 minutes of hovering i got the flashing red light and at 4:00 it started landing, i connected the phantom to my computer and it says it detects 12.4V and so does my multimeter, so why does it lands on an almost full battery?
I think he is assuming all phantom batteries are like the Phantom 2, they have 2 power contacts and 2 data pin contacts.
I would see if your charger is really working if all 4 batteries same.
It is also normal for them to drop in useful time as they get used.
How old are they?
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