It was connected to a 12v battery and it again started at 65w but after 20 minutes it drops to 45w
This got me thinking and I started to question if it was a heat issue but more a voltage drop problem.
To pull 65w it needs to output 20v 3.25a and with the battery voltage drop if that would affect it and if was switching to 15v 3a
Then tonight I had a moment
It can run on 24v
So off I shot to fly the Avata to discharge the batteries
I linked up 2 batteries in Series = 24v
And wow it charged up 2 batteries in 29 minutes each
I take it you were running the batteries in series, is that right?
I’ve also had the voltage drop on the one I got hold of. This is from my cars 12v socket, which should put out the same all the time if the engine is turned over.
Hi Folks
I recently purchased a power bank for charging my drone batteries
and I’m so impressed with this power bank I thought I would share it
with every one.
I can charge my mini 3 pro batts and the controller in just over an 1 hour 15 min
2x and the power bank charges back up in an hour.
ive been using it now for a couple of months, Anker Prime 250w 27650 mah
link below if your interested
There is a review on Argos product website that mentions GADC, “I use this for charging my drone when I’m meeting other members of Grey Arrows Drone Club. It’s very lightweight and I can charge my drone batteries many times over without ever running out of power.”
If you connect to the mains socket, it will be the same as if you are plugged in at home.
Via the USB C connection, it’s about the same speed as if you have a good wall charger.
EcoFlow are currently offering £899 OFF their smart generators
£1,199 reduced down to just £329
These are manufacture-refurbished, but as someone who has bought a bunch of refurb EcoFlow stuff over the years, I can vouch for them being almost indistinguishable from new items.
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