Hi guys,
I know that it is not good to store batteries at 100%.
My question is, if I've already charged them up to 100% and ready to fly, but the weather decides to be a piece of **** for the next few days, making me unable to fly for the next 2-3 days with the battery on a full charge for this time period. Will this have a significant impact on the battery's health?
And also, they say batteries shouldn't be stored at a too low charge. So what's this "too low charge" exactly?
How many percent?
I have 2 six month old batteries on my older P2V+ with around 50 charge cycles each but battery health is around 80+% with me regularly flying them about twice a week and storing them at about 30-35% so kinda wondering if this is normal for the battery health to deteriorate at this rate or not
I know that it is not good to store batteries at 100%.
My question is, if I've already charged them up to 100% and ready to fly, but the weather decides to be a piece of **** for the next few days, making me unable to fly for the next 2-3 days with the battery on a full charge for this time period. Will this have a significant impact on the battery's health?
And also, they say batteries shouldn't be stored at a too low charge. So what's this "too low charge" exactly?
How many percent?
I have 2 six month old batteries on my older P2V+ with around 50 charge cycles each but battery health is around 80+% with me regularly flying them about twice a week and storing them at about 30-35% so kinda wondering if this is normal for the battery health to deteriorate at this rate or not
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