DJI Two Mini 2/SE Intelligent Flight Batteries

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Charging your drone with a non-DJI charger or inserting a non-DJI battery carries many risks. You can never be 100 percent certain of the compatibility until you use the third-party device. If you actually own a Mini 2, you may have noticed that it doesn’t come with an adapter. This leads to the question of whether it’s okay to use any charger or not. Here’s the answer. Just like any other smartphone or laptop battery, your MM2 battery also degrades a little with each charge-discharge cycle.

If only the fourth LED light blinks three times a second, the Intelligent Flight Battery is charging at an excessively high temperature. You’ll always know precisely how much battery the Mini 2 SE has with the included DJI Intelligent Battery Management System. The battery has a built-in intelligent battery management system (BMS) that makes sure the battery is charged and discharged properly without damaging the cells. If the battery is damaged, you should immediately dispose it of as using it is a fire/explosion hazard. Faulty power buttonAs battery issues go, this auto-discharge problem is a pretty minor one. After all, it isn't something that affects the safety of the drone in flight at all, and is likely something that most DJI Mini 2 owners have barely noticed. The charging time is essential in pre-flight planning, which is why it's important to take note of your particular drone’s duration. Here are the numbers for the Mini 2.

Send an Online Repair Request to DJI and mail them your Intelligent Flight Battery. Short-circuiting One important phrase I mentioned in the previous section was “careful use”. Allow me to touch on what that means, as it’s integral for a long-lasting battery. If you’ll forgive a brief history lesson, the product DJI had put out for that market before was the DJI Spark. That drone went to what might be seen in retrospect as a little too much effort to flag itself as an entry level, ‘easy-to-use’ and ‘fun-to-fly’ product, but at 300g came along when it was starting to become clear that it’d be overweight for regulators who were looking to make pilots register drones weighing over 0.55lbs or 250g. Users were also less excited by the ‘Jedi mode’ gesture controls which YouTube influencers discussed at length than they were irritated by the fact that the remote control was an optional paid-for extra. The Mini SE sports the same quieter, more powerful motors as the Mini 2 rather than the older Mini with which it shares many components. While the cheaper drone doesn’t quite manage to get as much maneuverability out of the motors, they’re both capable of resisting wind up to Force 5 (10.5 m/s), which is one step up the scale from the old Mini. Now that you know a bit more about what’s under the hood, it’s time to learn the right ways to recharge your drone. Here they are.If you are charging your Mini 2 battery inside the drone, it will take approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes to fully charge with an 18-watt charger.

This one’s the more convenient method for those with multiple batteries. Here’s how you go about it. Each LED indicates a 25% increment in charge level. So, if 3 LEDs light up solid, that means the battery has a 75% charge. Bought a Mini 2 on the day it was announced, fully charged all the batteries and flew them the next day - down to around 60-70% for storage. Having had lots of DJI drones over the years and having read the plethora of threads and opinions on battery storage, that's what I generally do. Haven't flown it since Nov for a variety of reasons. Pulled out the MM2 battery hub today and noticed that all the batteries have only one solid LED when I hit the power button. I've read the manual and most of the battery threads in these forums, but maybe I missed something. In the morning, connect your battery again and try turning it ON again and see if it works. Refresh the firmwareThe Mini 2 gets its juice by a 7.7 V, 2250 mAh Lithium Polymer (LiPo) battery with smart charging and discharging features. These features are needed because LiPo batteries are very particular about their needs. They don’t like to be fully charged. And they absolutely hate to be fully discharged. Also, never insert your battery inside the drone when the battery is turned on. The battery is too cold