P31-P34
The two weeks the the Trex was down for repair really set me back in my flying. I found side in hovering quite difficult as I couldn't hold the hover still. Fortunately, I've been able to get a lot of flying this week.
I picked up a temperature gauge the other day and started recording some battery temperatures, post flight.
Here are the numbers:
P31- 108
P32 -93 (short flight)
P33- 106
P34- 126 (adjusting the gyro so I pumped the collective a lot)
According to the Thunder Power Batteries Website, lipo discharge temperatures should not be greater than 140 F.
One more thing: I've noticed that flying four packs in a row seems to help me progress more than flying one pack a day for four days. Seeing as I have the capacity to charge 5 batteries at a time, that leaves room for one more battery purchase.
I picked up a temperature gauge the other day and started recording some battery temperatures, post flight.
Here are the numbers:
P31- 108
P32 -93 (short flight)
P33- 106
P34- 126 (adjusting the gyro so I pumped the collective a lot)
According to the Thunder Power Batteries Website, lipo discharge temperatures should not be greater than 140 F.
One more thing: I've noticed that flying four packs in a row seems to help me progress more than flying one pack a day for four days. Seeing as I have the capacity to charge 5 batteries at a time, that leaves room for one more battery purchase.
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