Mavic Pro dual battery mod

I know mate. I read all 196 pages of the thread over on mavic pilots last night still im no further forward :tired_face:

So many promising reports on multistar, 18650s, titan packs but no one seems to follow up with any real positive feedback.

I fly with either 2 x 4000mah LiHV multistar’s = 265 grams each.
2 of these are a favourite, tried and tested for a lot of the flights on the long range leader board, 11 miles out and back is achievable.

For a single battery I use 1 x 5200mah LiHV multistar = 340 grams

There’s other batteries the long range guys are using now but to have them shipped to the UK makes them too expensive

https://www.amainhobbies.com/protek-rc-3s-100c-silicon-graphene-hv-shorty-lipo-battery-11.4v-3600mah-ptk-5116-17/p662759

http://www.thunderpowerrc.com/UAV-Commercial/4500-mAh/TP4500-3SHV_2?whence=

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Great info, cheers Mick!

I wonder why everyone recommends 3000mAh max when you’re happily running 4k, do your cables get hot?

I take it you get better performance from two “lowers” than one “higher”?

I only use 2 x 4000’s for getting the furthest possible distance out and back as that’s the main thing I’m interested in. The cables don’t get hot, if you ain’t trying for record distances I would recommend 2 x 3000 or 1 5200mah

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Hi,
I wonder can this one be used?
considering it is 11.1V not 11.4 V

https://www.amainhobbies.com/radient-3s-50c-lipo-battery-pack-w-tstyle-connector-11.1v-5000mah-rdnl50003s50h/p609005

I just got the dual battery mod and the 3d printed holder. I ordered two 3000 mah lipos to use for the extra batteries.

Can anyone tell me what results I should expect. I have a mavic pro platinum.

I would stick to 11.1 v
something like this perhaps

The battery clip is there a stl file for that to print it guys