Yes, its only 5 min - start af 1 min to warn and then its landingsorry no idea. does it only fly for 5 minutes when you try?
Thans, I will try it out. Hope it's workingThis appears to be similar to the problem that has caused us EVO 1 pilots for that last couple years. When the battery cells get slightly out of balance then the firmware will either land the aircraft very soon after launch or it may refuse to allow it to take flight. Try sliding your critically low battery setting down to around 7 or 8 % and then the low battery warning down to around 15 % and then fly and see if it gives you more time. Also, when you charge the battery you can try to balance charge the cells. When the battery reaches full charge and all the lights go out then press and hold the battery button in for several seconds to turn on the battery (while still connected to the charger) and then it will start a balance charge. It may only take a few minutes and then the lights will go off while completing the balance charge. This method has helped revive several of my older batteries which the EVO refused to fly.
I done as you supposed and the time changed to 33 minThis appears to be similar to the problem that has caused us EVO 1 pilots for that last couple years. When the battery cells get slightly out of balance then the firmware will either land the aircraft very soon after launch or it may refuse to allow it to take flight. Try sliding your critically low battery setting down to around 7 or 8 % and then the low battery warning down to around 15 % and then fly and see if it gives you more time. Also, when you charge the battery you can try to balance charge the cells. When the battery reaches full charge and all the lights go out then press and hold the battery button in for several seconds to turn on the battery (while still connected to the charger) and then it will start a balance charge. It may only take a few minutes and then the lights will go off while completing the balance charge. This method has helped revive several of my older batteries which the EVO refused to fly.
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