+MisterRoger I tried that and the very first time it shorted something inside the pack so I have been very gun shy about doing that any more. I as forcing it in to get the connector to fit and it sparked and got very hot. Thankfully that is all it did. But after that I just couldn't recommend it to people. Probably a fluke but better safe than sorry.
I bought this 5 pack us.banggood.com/Wholesale-Warehouse-5PCS-Eachine-H8-Mini-H8-3D-Battery-3_7V-260mAh-RC-Quadcopter-Spare-Parts-wp-Usa-987893.html And these connectors us.banggood.com/Wholesale-Warehouse-DIY-1_25mm-2-Pin-Micro-Male-Female-Connector-Plug-Cable-for-RC-LIPO-Battery-FPV-Drone-Quadcopter-wp-Usa-1080391.html Then everything will be correctly compatible I realized after doing research.
DroneRacer Good Videos. Just watched three of your videos and learned a lot. Just changed motors and batteries on my inductrix. Still getting 45 sec - 1 min flight time. Going to change the battery connection to the 2.0. Also, watching your video has convinced me to buy a E010S. Thanks.
Hey I noticed that the battery died and you fell but I thought you were supposed to stop before the battery completely Drained because it would damage the cells
With the E010S and a lot of other tiny whoops it will just not hav enough power to fly when it hits about 3.2 volts, which is around where you should land anyway, so most of the time with these you won’t hurt anything flying until it won’t fly. That is not true of larger drones with more cells. Most of them would still fly on 10 Volts, which is ok if you are flying 3S, but if you are flying 4S you probably just killed a pack.
You might be able to warm up the plastic on the battery holder and stretch it a little. I would not use a lipo battery to stretch it though. The heat might cause the battery to explode.
Alright... 19,600kv motors and nano tech actually eagle nine 300mah 45-90c burst with leads +/- swapped.. It's just insane! Flight time I haven't tested. I can only fly it in my room at the moment.. So tomorrow I'll find out and report back. The eagle nine's are also are significantly better at punch outs than 260mah turnigy 35-75c. I used the bubble wrap so the bubbles are on the battery which is obviously the only smart way to do it.. just clarify that. I used what the eagle 9's came wrapped in and put double sided tape all around end to end and also wrapped once around the end on the outside where it first slides into the battery cage with single sided. I understand lines of flux and electron flow but apparently not enough because I would never swap leads on say my car or motorcycle. But I know electrons flow negative to positive however in certain situations that doesn't seem to work like in my motorcycle starter for instance. I'm just assuming that.. But it seems fairly logical. I should make a video myself with all these batteries I have and the 17,000kv and 19,600kv. I don't have any stock eachines though... I'm loving the 19,600kv motors. I believe at 75,000rpms they may out flow the props but I'd have to open up some of my A&P text books for that one. Never thought I'd get such an insane punch from such a little guy. I also cut a set of 4 blade props into two side two props were already missing a blade. I'm too tired to process it at the moment but I think two blades may be more efficient longer as far as rpms go. We can forget practically every pt6 out there is a 4 blade. ;) I tried out the 500mah and it was still pretty sluggish, just checked however and they're enpow not turnigy and only 25c. So.... I'm gonna get more 500 maybe 400 with a 90c of I can find something.
Hi, I've found out that long tiny whoop batteries are way better than eachine ones. I recomnend nanotech 200mah 45c or 35c, or a any similar ones. You'll have to change connectors on them though though (the black on caps on batteries are held by hotglue, so they can be removed if you heat the caps just a bit)
I just got 380 mah..They're probably only 20C...but I got 5-ea for $5. 50 shipped to my door. They're the same size that comes with the Holystone F180C or Hubson107. Now i have 7 -ea...Im getting around 7 mins.... which is pushing it...the motors get hot. It fits snug in my furibee F36, i get around 5 1/2 mins on stock furbie. 380 has more power but also heavier ..but i also like flying on the 150 mah every so often. I perfer to fly the furibee in doors. I took it ouside...Nope, It cant handle the wind.. The F180..I dont like flying in the house...it's slighty too fast and too big. There's no breaks on these things I have a big room....20' x 20. The Furibee is perfect for it. It's not fun flying the F180 indoors. You spend more time hitting stuff...ect. With a Furbie size...i can race it around. toss it...ect i have plenty of drones. I'll just use a different one. i dont even bother taking out the batteries anymore. I might spend $5 on 5-ea 200 or 250 mah... Mostly for the flight charactor...not time. i also have a multi battery charger and balancer. I monitor them and cycle them. It has a meter....The USB chargers arnt giving them full charge.
Try the Gaoneng 450 and 550 mah 1s battery. They are HV and use the different connector. They fit the holder perfect with no modifications. You must let the motors cool after flight or the shafts will melt the props.
Please tell me what the 2 connectors are on the adapter cables on the battery/charger set in the first link. Or, please publish a link to some for sale. Thanks for your very informative channel from a total newbe....
Mine come with the 240mah and I bought the 5 pack like in the video, so I have never had experience with the smaller batteries. Mine of course come without the rubber grommets so I sent an email and some are on the way. I couldn't wait to get them from China so I found a distributor in the US and got some and put them on already and noticed it flies alot better. I am thinking of getting a brushless micro next, do you have any recommendations? Thanks for the video....Oh one last thing, do you notice anymore agility with the lighter smaller batteries?
I really didn't notice a difference. But I was just flying around in the house. If you were fully racing you might be able to tell more of a difference. For brushless I have reviewed two recently. The KingKong 90GT is GREAT: th-cam.com/video/wvH2g14ujxE/w-d-xo.html&t and the Aurora 68 which has been really good for me, but a lot of people have complained about it: th-cam.com/video/ZtR5Vq9IbrU/w-d-xo.html And there are more on the way. Every month there is going to be a better model of brushless micro for a while. Today I would pick the KingKong but there will be more reviews on more of them in the near future. :-)
Michael M m.banggood.com/Eachine-Racer-130-130MM-Naze32-FPV-Racer-Drone-ARF-with-700TVL-Camera-HD-ActionCam-p-1076198.html?rmmds=search Use the coupon code in the title when the items are in the cart, it still gives you a 20% discount.
Hi! My understanding is that the E010S 150mAh connector has a built-in LOSI and for you to charge it, you need to connect that LOSI to a JST connector (that comes along with the package) then connect the other end of that JST to the green charger. Is that correct? Also any thoughts about E010S 150mAh 3.7v vs. E010 150mAh 3.7v. Do they also have the same LOSI connector?
Hey all. I have the same Quad, and I'm trying to use it with a 3.7V 240mAh 45C Battery. This battery has different plug(little thinner then the original) and I have a problem. When I plug in the battery, the rotors starts immediately at full throttle. No led indicator, just the props going crazy. Any suggestion?
DroneRacer101 Yep either way its better just to buy a cheap pack of JST 2.0 PH connectors with heatshrink wraps and make a new connector for the battery.
Did you find out what it was? Almost sound like motor stop / brushed motor setting was somehow turned off some good. Reversing polarity will smoke everything and it you keep it connected it'll melt your wires and your fingers trying to disconnect it.
I bought some 150mah batteries off Amazon for my upgraded 010 and they were garbage. Because I am in Canada it's hard to find batteries. Banggood won't ship batteries to Canada for some reason. It's so an annoying...sigh... Did you pick up the Happymodel snapper yet? I am curious to see how you like it. Reviews have been positive
I checked about 2 weeks ago, however, will give it another look tonight. Thanks for the heads up bud. Oh and i will mention this again...lol... GO get the snapper 7! lol :)
You can get one right now:
Extra 45C E010 Batteries: bit.ly/45CMulticharger
New E010S 240 mAh batteries: bit.ly/1S45C240mAh
Will these 240 mAh 45c work with my Eachine e011?
+jraptor7000 not very well. I would recommend sticking with these bit.ly/E011Multicharger They are supposed to restock in a couple of days.
+MisterRoger I tried that and the very first time it shorted something inside the pack so I have been very gun shy about doing that any more. I as forcing it in to get the connector to fit and it sparked and got very hot. Thankfully that is all it did. But after that I just couldn't recommend it to people. Probably a fluke but better safe than sorry.
I bought this 5 pack us.banggood.com/Wholesale-Warehouse-5PCS-Eachine-H8-Mini-H8-3D-Battery-3_7V-260mAh-RC-Quadcopter-Spare-Parts-wp-Usa-987893.html
And these connectors
us.banggood.com/Wholesale-Warehouse-DIY-1_25mm-2-Pin-Micro-Male-Female-Connector-Plug-Cable-for-RC-LIPO-Battery-FPV-Drone-Quadcopter-wp-Usa-1080391.html
Then everything will be correctly compatible I realized after doing research.
Exactly lol
DroneRacer
Good Videos. Just watched three of your videos and learned a lot. Just changed motors and batteries on my inductrix. Still getting 45 sec - 1 min flight time. Going to change the battery connection to the 2.0. Also, watching your video has convinced me to buy a E010S. Thanks.
+bogart2437 that's great Bogart. So glad I could help.
Hey I noticed that the battery died and you fell but I thought you were supposed to stop before the battery completely Drained because it would damage the cells
With the E010S and a lot of other tiny whoops it will just not hav enough power to fly when it hits about 3.2 volts, which is around where you should land anyway, so most of the time with these you won’t hurt anything flying until it won’t fly. That is not true of larger drones with more cells. Most of them would still fly on 10 Volts, which is ok if you are flying 3S, but if you are flying 4S you probably just killed a pack.
Ok thanks so much for the help:)
You might be able to warm up the plastic on the battery holder and stretch it a little. I would not use a lipo battery to stretch it though. The heat might cause the battery to explode.
Alright... 19,600kv motors and nano tech actually eagle nine 300mah 45-90c burst with leads +/- swapped.. It's just insane! Flight time I haven't tested. I can only fly it in my room at the moment.. So tomorrow I'll find out and report back. The eagle nine's are also are significantly better at punch outs than 260mah turnigy 35-75c. I used the bubble wrap so the bubbles are on the battery which is obviously the only smart way to do it.. just clarify that. I used what the eagle 9's came wrapped in and put double sided tape all around end to end and also wrapped once around the end on the outside where it first slides into the battery cage with single sided. I understand lines of flux and electron flow but apparently not enough because I would never swap leads on say my car or motorcycle. But I know electrons flow negative to positive however in certain situations that doesn't seem to work like in my motorcycle starter for instance. I'm just assuming that.. But it seems fairly logical. I should make a video myself with all these batteries I have and the 17,000kv and 19,600kv. I don't have any stock eachines though... I'm loving the 19,600kv motors. I believe at 75,000rpms they may out flow the props but I'd have to open up some of my A&P text books for that one. Never thought I'd get such an insane punch from such a little guy. I also cut a set of 4 blade props into two side two props were already missing a blade. I'm too tired to process it at the moment but I think two blades may be more efficient longer as far as rpms go. We can forget practically every pt6 out there is a 4 blade. ;) I tried out the 500mah and it was still pretty sluggish, just checked however and they're enpow not turnigy and only 25c. So.... I'm gonna get more 500 maybe 400 with a 90c of I can find something.
So, what is the conclusion? Did bigger battery do a great job? Or nothing better than stock batteries?
+AlexSeadanya on the E010S the new bigger battery that it comes with is better.
Hi, I've found out that long tiny whoop batteries are way better than eachine ones. I recomnend nanotech 200mah 45c or 35c, or a any similar ones. You'll have to change connectors on them though though (the black on caps on batteries are held by hotglue, so they can be removed if you heat the caps just a bit)
I just got 380 mah..They're probably only 20C...but I got 5-ea for $5. 50 shipped
to my door. They're the same size that comes with the Holystone F180C or Hubson107. Now i have 7 -ea...Im getting around 7 mins....
which is pushing it...the motors get hot.
It fits snug in my furibee F36, i get around 5 1/2 mins on stock furbie.
380 has more power but also heavier ..but i also like flying on the 150 mah every so often.
I perfer to fly the furibee in doors. I took it ouside...Nope, It cant handle the wind..
The F180..I dont like flying in the house...it's slighty too fast and too big.
There's no breaks on these things
I have a big room....20' x 20. The Furibee is perfect for it.
It's not fun flying the F180 indoors. You spend more time
hitting stuff...ect. With a Furbie size...i can race it around. toss it...ect
i have plenty of drones. I'll just use a different one.
i dont even bother taking out the batteries anymore.
I might spend $5 on 5-ea 200 or 250 mah...
Mostly for the flight charactor...not time.
i also have a multi battery charger and balancer.
I monitor them and cycle them.
It has a meter....The USB chargers arnt giving them full charge.
Love your videos. Keep it up. Maybe you can do a revisit of the Leader 120 and update BF etc?
Try the Gaoneng 450 and 550 mah 1s battery. They are HV and use the different connector. They fit the holder perfect with no modifications. You must let the motors cool after flight or the shafts will melt the props.
Please tell me what the 2 connectors are on the adapter cables on the battery/charger set in the first link. Or, please publish a link to some for sale. Thanks for your very informative channel from a total newbe....
nice video ! What is the dimension of those batteries?
Did u ever test with the 500 mah batteries? Only 2 grams difference I think... .
Mine come with the 240mah and I bought the 5 pack like in the video, so I have never had experience with the smaller batteries. Mine of course come without the rubber grommets so I sent an email and some are on the way. I couldn't wait to get them from China so I found a distributor in the US and got some and put them on already and noticed it flies alot better. I am thinking of getting a brushless micro next, do you have any recommendations? Thanks for the video....Oh one last thing, do you notice anymore agility with the lighter smaller batteries?
I really didn't notice a difference. But I was just flying around in the house. If you were fully racing you might be able to tell more of a difference. For brushless I have reviewed two recently. The KingKong 90GT is GREAT: th-cam.com/video/wvH2g14ujxE/w-d-xo.html&t and the Aurora 68 which has been really good for me, but a lot of people have complained about it: th-cam.com/video/ZtR5Vq9IbrU/w-d-xo.html And there are more on the way. Every month there is going to be a better model of brushless micro for a while. Today I would pick the KingKong but there will be more reviews on more of them in the near future. :-)
What about 260mah 45C for E010S PRO?
How's the dropoff\sag etc. on these?
Have you checked out the eachine 130 brushless racer?
It's on sale for 58€ on banggood.
I just ordered mine!
Ḳαяl ḱαґʟeκ link?
Michael M m.banggood.com/Eachine-Racer-130-130MM-Naze32-FPV-Racer-Drone-ARF-with-700TVL-Camera-HD-ActionCam-p-1076198.html?rmmds=search
Use the coupon code in the title when the items are in the cart, it still gives you a 20% discount.
Costs 80$
Michael M Not if you use the coupon code that's in the title!
still not 58$
Thanks dude!
Can these 240mah 45c batteries be used on jjrc h36? Do.they.have the same.connecter.with.the original 150mah.battery?
The ones in this video are different. But these will work. bit.ly/E011Multicharger You may have to trim the bottom to be able to plug it in.
DroneRacer101 thanks for the info
I ordered extra 240 batteries. they suck. connectors all falling off,had to re solder 3, and two have stopped having any punch at all.
+Michael M Oh, thats no good. I haven't had any problems with mine, but I only have a couple of cycles on each so far.
DroneRacer101 think he way to prevent it is to stop flying when you feel like it's running low. Don't keep going until it can't fly anymore
btw this is parallel charging I guess, so u can't really plug in empty batteries while full ones are still getting some juice I guess?
You can. It lights and powers the ports individually.
Wow, ok! Nice!
I won one of these listening to Angel of Attack podcast , Check it out!
Gee you got heaps of junk and crap in the home. Hate to have to walk around at night, down right dangerous to ones health.
This is the basement. 90% of the time spend down there is the kids.
I bet his house is more fun than your house.
Hi, have you had any problems with stock furibee f36 battery? mine holds charge only for max 2 min :(
Hi! My understanding is that the E010S 150mAh connector has a built-in LOSI and for you to charge it, you need to connect that LOSI to a JST connector (that comes along with the package) then connect the other end of that JST to the green charger. Is that correct?
Also any thoughts about E010S 150mAh 3.7v vs. E010 150mAh 3.7v. Do they also have the same LOSI connector?
Hey all. I have the same Quad, and I'm trying to use it with a 3.7V 240mAh 45C Battery. This battery has different plug(little thinner then the original) and I have a problem. When I plug in the battery, the rotors starts immediately at full throttle. No led indicator, just the props going crazy. Any suggestion?
+magicmark9500 I honestly cannot think of any way a different battery could do that.
DroneRacer101 Polarity reversal. Those connectors are incompatible. Look at the wire colours you will see.
Could be, although I usually just see smoke when that happens.
DroneRacer101 Yep either way its better just to buy a cheap pack of JST 2.0 PH connectors with heatshrink wraps and make a new connector for the battery.
Did you find out what it was? Almost sound like motor stop / brushed motor setting was somehow turned off some good. Reversing polarity will smoke everything and it you keep it connected it'll melt your wires and your fingers trying to disconnect it.
Is there a significant punch difference?
I bought some 150mah batteries off Amazon for my upgraded 010 and they were garbage. Because I am in Canada it's hard to find batteries. Banggood won't ship batteries to Canada for some reason. It's so an annoying...sigh... Did you pick up the Happymodel snapper yet? I am curious to see how you like it. Reviews have been positive
Have you checked Banggood recenly? A month? Or so ago they opened up a whole bunch of shipping options again.
I checked about 2 weeks ago, however, will give it another look tonight. Thanks for the heads up bud. Oh and i will mention this again...lol... GO get the snapper 7! lol :)