Typhoon H with extras.

[Typhoon Charlie]

I have a custom painted Typhoon H. Comes with everything pictured.
including the foam insert
3 batteries
1 set of carbon fiver props
1 set of FPVLR antennas
1 set of ND filters
Battery charger and car adapter
Antenna mods done to the H and ST-16

Everything in great shape, flies perfect.

$750.00 shipped and Paypal Lower 48.
Reason for selling is I have 3 and only need 2.

 

[Mojoe35]

I have a custom painted Typhoon H. Comes with everything pictured.
including the foam insert
3 batteries
1 set of carbon fiver props
1 set of FPVLR antennas
1 set of ND filters
Battery charger and car adapter
Antenna mods done to the H and ST-16

Everything in great shape, flies perfect.

$750.00 shipped and Paypal Lower 48.
Reason for selling is I have 3 and only need 2.

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I have a question about the batteries. Are they from Yuneec, or did you get them elsewhere? The reason I ask, is that the picture shows lights on the rear of each one, similar to the Phantom 4 batteries.

 

[Typhoon Charlie]

They are stock batteries. Those are manual indicator available from Carolina Drones. They stick to the battery and you manually move them to indicate state of charge. Red =discharged, Green= charged and in the middle = storage mode.

 

[Mojoe35]

Ok, thanks. So they are not a functional light at all, but just stickers to show if they are charged or discharged, etc. I didn't think we had any battery yet that has the indication lights on it.

I don't know if you know or not, but when you power on the Typhoon H, watch the status light under the battery. I will show GREEN, fully charged,. AMBER if needing to be charged, and RED if the battery is flat. Of course if it's really flat, then it would not power up anyway.

Cheers

 

[Typhoon Charlie]

Yes I do know, but these allow you to visually see the state of charge without placing the battery in the H. I find them very handy.

Thanks.

 

[Ddraiggoch]

That's a good idea.
I have eight red and eight green of those 3D printed caps that slip over the terminal ends of the battery.
Red when I've used them and green when I've charged them.
Not only indicate state of battery but protects from possibility of shorting.
Perhaps some amber ones would be useful for storage.