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I have two Cnhl ministar 1800 mah 6s 120C batteries. (The ones with the orange heatshrink). I fly a Nazgûl evoque f5 v3. I noticed the battery voltage readings were a bit concerning. I would go for a flight (mind you I’ve only been on like two to four flights with these packs) and when I plugged it into the charger to see the voltage readings, cells 1-4 would be about 0.07-0.1 higher then cells 5&6. I also notice a slight weird smell coming from the white part (where the xt60 come out of). These are basically brand new. Started using them like a week ago and like I said only a couple flight. As far as I can see they don’t look physically damaged. Thinking of retiring them but I’m not sure.
EDIT: the resistance is fine all cells are below 5
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Finally convinced my parents to get me an fpv setup for my birthday. I have about 35 hours in Liftoff (the simulator), 15 of those with the radiomaster pocket (which I’ll use with the actual drone). I ordered the IFlight Nazgul Evoque F5 V3 and the dji goggles n3 with it. An ISDT pocket charger (Amazon - around 30$) and two Cnhl 1800mah batteries (6s ofc). Pretty excited for it but anything I should be mindful of before my maiden flight?
EDIT: I heard yall thank u for stopping me before I hurt someone. Currently looking at a map finding places to fly. (Before the drone arrives) and yes I already have a TRUST certification. Plan to register the drone once it arrives. As far as I know legally that’s all I need. (Unless I’m wrong I prolly am)
