Can I to use this FPV (Tx) with batteries LiPo 4-S..? Thanks
348184
I used 3s 2200 mah batteries...if you use 4s 2200 mah batteries it should work fine.
348185
It's input voltage range is 7.4 - 16V, so yes a 4s pack is ok, but they recommend 3s. You can get a dc to dc converter board off of EBay for about $1.50, and about the size of a postage stamp if you are worried
348186
The operating voltage is set up for 7.0 , 12, or 16 volts . if the voltage exceeds 16 volts .In my application I am using a 3 cell, 11. 1 volt. it works well at this voltage
1823025
Thanks for the inquiry. As long as it is brushless can run any lipo battery that is made for this model.Best regardsRichard
709111
Yes you need a LiPo type charger like the one sold here BASTENS easy to use fast LiPo battery balance charger 4Amp 1 2 3 4 cell batteries connectors included for 3DR Iris+ Aero Parrot AR Drone DJI Phantom XT60 Traxxas Losi EC3 Deans mini & standard Tamiya
1363583
Yes, this battery can be used in a quadcopter. I'm using it in my FlameWheel F450 with the DJI E300 15A Opto ESC Speed Controllers (4) and DJI 2212 920KV Motor (4). I get about 10 minutes of flight time (semi-aggressive).
2221702
Yes you can run 2-3s lipos in parallel for longer run time. 3s max tho on that system.
136050
Almost forgot: You can get the FPV baord and lipos from B%H. Or just look on Amazon.
321007
You are going to need a transmitter receiver combo, the other big one is a lipo battery 3cell. With that battery you will need a charger and battery tester. I would recommend a small tester that can be mounted while you are flying. The reason is that if you run a lipo too low on charge then the battery will not hold a charge anymore or worse it will burst into flames. I hope this helps.
1893006
Hi Mark. I used mine in a home made Quad with Turnigy ESC's and Motors. I didn't connect the GPS until I had done a few shake-down flights. It works fine. I can't see any reason why it shouldn't work with any Quad using 2S-6S LiPo's. Just hook up the receiver channels at one end and the ESC's to the other. I would have a look at the specs on the DJI web page to see if it will physically fit in your Phantom v1. Cheers.
2237643
looked up a recommended battery for that quadracopter it was the "Storm 3.7V 350mAh 25C LiPo Battery Pack" if that battery has the same connectors as the one you are asking about then no. Also it is only intended to charge 1S batteries (single cell).
687275
I don't believe so. Unless you are skilled enoungh to disassemble the body and solder in a new battery. You would be better off just buying the V911 helicopter and getting the 5 pack of larger batteries. I can run for 2 hours+ with that setup.
1824699
Yes you can. But, I would recommend the NiMH battery. When I went to the hobby shop to check on the replacement I found similar models with issues when using a LIPO. The culprit was the burning out of the engine.
325515
The battery will fit, but the rating is 160mah@15c and yours is a 25c. This will slow down the copter. This just translates to less power dump into the system when given that burst of speed from the throttle. If you want the same performance, then go with a 25c battery. A 160mah is the normal , but you could go up to a 200mah @35c. Just keep the VOLTS at 3.7v.
1347888
Yes it can. Automatically switches to low volt protection when you do run Lipo. I highly recommend a 2s lipo tho you will love the difference
1783931
I suppose you could but when charging Lipo batteries I wouldn't do that. Charging Lipo batteries safety is always a concern, unless you plan on being there during the entire charging process I wouldn't charge the batteries this way.
2255613
Lots of aa batteries for the tx I have 4 unused batteries for the quad and an extra blade protected if anyone's imterested 30$
1831201
No, but here is an article on Flite Test how you could. http://flitetest.com/articles/LiPo_Battery_Internal_Resistance_Testing
757389
The receiver is not connected directly to the battery and it doesn't really matter with the battery mah. It is safe to use with LiPo or any battery.