Had to update to a Samsung A21 phone and put a protective case on it... I have a Zino Pro and yep, the connector cord would not fit into/thru the protective case I used an exacto blade knife and shaved enough off both sides of the plug to finally fit. I still do not trust it staying plugged in. So I have ordered other C type to micro type short cables off e bay...but will have to wait eons from China. They have them local, but want big bucks and shipping..which appears a rip off. . In any case, make sure you are securely connected and the plug does not come off while in flight. Thanks.
LOL, the app manual ..in my case...for the Zino Pro kept saying that when fully charged all the lights would be green.... nope....all the lights are blue.. ha ha.... be careful...some people will be waiting forever for the light to turn green... :-) Another thing....it might be wise to turn on your controller and check that all battery lights are lit BEFORE you leave to go fly your drone. If you read the manual for both the Zino and Zino Pro, Each light is supposed to represent 25% of the total charged battery. Just another personal hint for your drone protection. Since the charging cable is a micro USB connection... you could use a car adapter in dash to charge on the way to fly site in a pinch.
@@TheChazWik All four lights will be solid lit when charge is complete.... when you are charging, one by one from left to right will be flashing as charging.....when a cell is charged, it will be solid...and when all cells are charged, no more blinking.. as noted above, the manual says that each light in sequence shows that you have 25% charge on the interior battery. ie... two lights on ...on the left side shows you still have 50% charge left
Thank you, very informative. Have a nice day.
Thank You my friend
Had to update to a Samsung A21 phone and put a protective case on it... I have a Zino Pro and yep, the connector cord would not fit into/thru the protective case I used an exacto blade knife and shaved enough off both sides of the plug to finally fit. I still do not trust it staying plugged in. So I have ordered other C type to micro type short cables off e bay...but will have to wait eons from China. They have them local, but want big bucks and shipping..which appears a rip off. . In any case, make sure you are securely connected and the plug does not come off while in flight. Thanks.
thanks
The control takes a while to get Solid blue lights.
LOL, the app manual ..in my case...for the Zino Pro kept saying that when fully charged all the lights would be green.... nope....all the lights are blue.. ha ha.... be careful...some people will be waiting forever for the light to turn green... :-) Another thing....it might be wise to turn on your controller and check that all battery lights are lit BEFORE you leave to go fly your drone. If you read the manual for both the Zino and Zino Pro, Each light is supposed to represent 25% of the total charged battery. Just another personal hint for your drone protection. Since the charging cable is a micro USB connection... you could use a car adapter in dash to charge on the way to fly site in a pinch.
Hi dude can you upload video with the drone battery;;
Can you update with supplied cable is it a data cable as well as charging cable?
Yes it is..
can you charge the drone with same cable?
No you can't.. You should use the battery charger for the 3000mah battery after you take it out of the Zino..
Do you use a Samsung adapter to charge your controller? How much Ampere is the charger?
I used the mini USB cable that came with the Zino.. I just plugged the USB side into a USB charger.. Any wall adapter will work..
I use my computer to charge controller
@@Emeliotube while it will work, it probably will take longer. better to use one of those wall plug in phone chargers.
How long you charging the remote control ?
It takes like a few hours..
@@TheChazWik All four lights will be solid lit when charge is complete.... when you are charging, one by one from left to right will be flashing as charging.....when a cell is charged, it will be solid...and when all cells are charged, no more blinking.. as noted above, the manual says that each light in sequence shows that you have 25% charge on the interior battery. ie... two lights on ...on the left side shows you still have 50% charge left
you should cut the casing next time