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Dji wkm users on 6s batt

Discussion in 'Electronics' started by Jason Herring, Dec 5, 2014.

  1. Jason Herring

    Jason Herring Member

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    So I have a dji wkm flight control with 4014 motors, and running 2 8000mah

    Batterys, I'm trying to setup the first and second level of protection for a heavy lift x8.

    Thanks for any info :)
     
  2. Steve Maller

    Steve Maller UAV Grief Counselor

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    What's your question? Are you looking for voltage levels?
    On my 6S NAZA copter (quad, but it makes no difference) I have first level set to 22.0V (warning) and second level set to 20.5 (land). Obviously you should do your best to not hit that second level when over water, or anything else that doesn't work as a landing zone. Knowing your copter and the batteries' discharge profile is very helpful. With my quad, I pretty much know exactly how much flying I have from 22.0V->21.0V, and I've never gone below 21.
     
  3. Mark Hoffman

    Mark Hoffman Active Member

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    Jason
    I always manual calibrate the voltage reading in the WKM setup software first than set the cutoff levels at 3.8V per cell for the first level than 3.5V for the 2nd. I do generally have to adjust from there after flying it and checking batteries to acheive the best flight time to battery safety ratio.
     
  4. Jason Herring

    Jason Herring Member

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    Thanks so much Mark and Steve for all the info
     
  5. Dave King

    Dave King Well-Known Member

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    I have mine completely turned off. I don't want it to do anything.
     
  6. Jason Herring

    Jason Herring Member

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    Dave,
    That sounds like a good way to go, use my osd mt timer and a little lipo alarm
     

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