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I know the answer to my question is somewhere here, but I have not found it or I overlooked it while reading the threads. So, I am asking again if someone has already asked.
I just purchased the Yuneec Breeze 4k drone. I get it home, charge the battery and read all the instructions, connect and lift off...flight time seem to be about 2 minutes but, I thought through all the learning, connecting and finally lifting off might have caused the battery to run down. So, I charged the battery again and it seems to take about 30 minutes to charge. I take the fully charged battery after the battery balanced and having a solid green light and I place it in the drone, connect with iPhone and again we, have, lift off...I use the camera a little and noticed that the battery was quickly down to 20 % and I land it. .. I charged the battery again timing it and took about 22 minutes.
Cell#1= 4.17v
Cell#2= 4.17v
Cell#3= 4.16v
Voltage = 12.50 volts
I place the battery back in the drone 100% battery and lift off in place hovering “indoors”, camera running and battery to 19% 2.54 minutes...I check each cell before charging:
Cell#1=3.97v
Cell#2=3.97v
Cell#3=3.96v
Voltage = 11.90 volts
I did test after test of hover time ...the best I could get with the camera off 4.1 minutes and 3.58 minutes with the camera on..did not make much difference.
As I said, this is new as in purchased it 8/5/2018 New in box. It only came with one battery. The bummer is, I see all the videos of people getting 9 to 12 minutes with no problems...I have to admit, with this one you don't get much time to record videos or snap pictures.
I am not a person which knows much about lipo batteries other then you don't want to over charge and can explode or cause fires. I don't intend to work on the battery anyway...I just want to be able to fly longer than the time it takes to blink your eyes...
Seems to be about the same amount of time indoors outdoors, GPS, camera on, camera off...
I guess my question is, after reading several topics on this subject, I still wonder if it is the battery or is it the drone? I want to think it's the battery and hope it is, but, not sure...and this is why I am asking some of the experts here.
I just purchased the Yuneec Breeze 4k drone. I get it home, charge the battery and read all the instructions, connect and lift off...flight time seem to be about 2 minutes but, I thought through all the learning, connecting and finally lifting off might have caused the battery to run down. So, I charged the battery again and it seems to take about 30 minutes to charge. I take the fully charged battery after the battery balanced and having a solid green light and I place it in the drone, connect with iPhone and again we, have, lift off...I use the camera a little and noticed that the battery was quickly down to 20 % and I land it. .. I charged the battery again timing it and took about 22 minutes.
Cell#1= 4.17v
Cell#2= 4.17v
Cell#3= 4.16v
Voltage = 12.50 volts
I place the battery back in the drone 100% battery and lift off in place hovering “indoors”, camera running and battery to 19% 2.54 minutes...I check each cell before charging:
Cell#1=3.97v
Cell#2=3.97v
Cell#3=3.96v
Voltage = 11.90 volts
I did test after test of hover time ...the best I could get with the camera off 4.1 minutes and 3.58 minutes with the camera on..did not make much difference.
As I said, this is new as in purchased it 8/5/2018 New in box. It only came with one battery. The bummer is, I see all the videos of people getting 9 to 12 minutes with no problems...I have to admit, with this one you don't get much time to record videos or snap pictures.
I am not a person which knows much about lipo batteries other then you don't want to over charge and can explode or cause fires. I don't intend to work on the battery anyway...I just want to be able to fly longer than the time it takes to blink your eyes...

Seems to be about the same amount of time indoors outdoors, GPS, camera on, camera off...
I guess my question is, after reading several topics on this subject, I still wonder if it is the battery or is it the drone? I want to think it's the battery and hope it is, but, not sure...and this is why I am asking some of the experts here.