Recent content by rydfree

I do not ignore the alert. I really don't even know what they have the alert set at but the first few times I flew it and waited for the alert the batteries were at 3.4 volts per cell after I landed and that's lower than I like. I also made sure I didn't fly too far away that first few flights...

As Sticks said , your amperage draw is more when the quad is working harder , less if it isn't having to fight to stay level etc . Bottom line is what the lipo has left in it after you land . You never want to use more than 80% of total capacity . The Typhoon uses a 3 cell lipo battery and...

You can land at first warning and still damage a lipo. It's all according to how conditions are and how long it took to actually land. Waiting on the warning is never good practice . One should always time the flights to land before each cell of a lipo reaches 3.7volts.

I have many drones that I built myself for 250 racing and long distance FPV and I picked up a Q5004k pkg from Amazon during a New years day sale for $998 delivered . Glad I didn't get stuck with full price now that they have come down to that price :) It has been a great bird . The video is...

A bulging Lipo is a sign that it has been discharged too low during operation . How long do you fly ? Until the built in voltage monitor says it's time to land ? Until it lands itself due to low battery voltage ? The built in voltage meter is a failsafe and not a very reliable method of...

Short answer is the Yuneec transmits video in 720p via a 5.8 WiFi signal whereas Fpv systems use a 5.8 standard radio signal. You can add the stand alone fpv camera and transmitter to the bird but it will add weight , a battery drain and transmit only in standard definition. Hope this helps.