What is the average flight time of this plane with the E-flite 180 mAh 2S 7.4V 20C LiPo, 26 AWG battery, or any battery.
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About 10 minutes when I use full open throttle during the entire flight. The plane is so fast that about 10 minutes of flight is good enough. I wouldn't try using higher amp batteries. I have done that with my e-flight micro p-52 and it wears down the motor brushes within half the expected life. It also causes extreme heat at the esc as well as the motor (I know the SBACH has a brushless motor) and wiring. The more quickly your battery discharges and with a higher amp battery, the more heat is generated in the entire electircal delivery system to the power house (not servo system). So what it comes with is quite satifying. About 10 minutes when I use full open throttle during the entire flight. The plane is so fast that about 10 minutes of flight is good enough. I wouldn't try using higher amp batteries. I have done that with my e-flight micro p-52 and it wears down the motor brushes within half the expected life. It also causes extreme heat at the esc as well as the motor (I know the SBACH has a brushless motor) and wiring. The more quickly your battery discharges and with a higher amp battery, the more heat is generated in the entire electircal delivery system to the power house (not servo system). So what... » Read More About 10 minutes when I use full open throttle during the entire flight. The plane is so fast that about 10 minutes of flight is good enough. I wouldn't try using higher amp batteries. I have done that with my e-flight micro p-52 and it wears down the motor brushes within half the expected life. It also causes extreme heat at the esc as well as the motor (I know the SBACH has a brushless motor) and wiring. The more quickly your battery discharges and with a higher amp battery, the more heat is generated in the entire electircal delivery system to the power house (not servo system). So what it comes with is quite satifying. « Show Less
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7-10 minutes depending on how high your up on the throttle. You can fly this thing at very low speeds
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Around 10 minutes. Most people have at lease 4 batteries for a plane like that they are cheap.Thanks Kevin
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I get about 5 minutes, but I use the E-filte 200mah 25c and 30c lipos. It is a great flying plane, but slightly more fragile than normal because of its size. I recommend it!
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Those LiPo batteries take about 2 hours at most but they tend to lose the ability to hold the charge for very long after several charge/discharging - go with the Phantom 2 vision. Smart Batteries and last almost half hour flight time
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Standard battery have the ideal size for a flight stable. you can use a larger batt, but i don´t recommend.This standard battery when you know make loading and unloading correctly can fly up to 8 minutes. for me are adequate for the small and fun DJI Phantom.
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a lipo battery -- and buy several, as flight time is 10 to 12 min max per...
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Most Lipo batteries last 5 years or more if your talking about flight time it depends on the setup anywhere from 8 to 15 minutes the HJ450 is just a Frame and comes without motors or electronics
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Don't buy this plane it is not worth it. It does not matter how long the battery last the plane does not fly well. The plane works well as a model on your table.
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I use the Floureon 11.1v 5500 mah battery. A little on the heavy side but no problem for the 525. Over 12min. flying time. Had a problem with battery plugs until I found the Traxxas Style TRX connector. Tried the Deans plug, Banana plug and Bullet plug. The Traxxas Style TRX came out on top, in my opinion. A little soldering involved but worth the change.
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only one battery is required to power both the airplane electronics and the camera. it is all intergral in the plane. The battery that comes with the plane is a 7.4v 350 mah, I think., but it is adequate to fly with. The motor is surprisingly powerful with that battery. Of course you need aa batteries for the transmitter.
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When you buy your plane as Ready to Fly(RTF) it comes with a charger. You can purchase a charger separate that will charge several batteries at a time. You charge the battery on the charger(about 10 minutes). Then it plugs into the receiver on/in the plane to power it. For a foamie or backyard flyer I get 10 to 15 minutes flying times. I have the original battery and several extras. The charger is 4C cell powered so it can come to the field also.
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Charge time is about 4 hours. Fly time is 15-20. You can get better batteries. Also make sure that when you charge it, you run it until it dies. Don't leave it sitting around charged. I did and now the heli won't even take off on a full charge. Hope this helps. It's a great heli despite all this and is pretty easy to fly.
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About 10 minutes on a stock battery. A larger battery would add weight hampering its flight ability. Just get a few batteries.
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That is a great Quadcopter - I have used mine for quite a while and have bought a second battery for it to have more flight time. The 110V adepter for USB works very well.
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Well, let's start from the beginning. What plane are you using, how big, weight, that's what you need to know before adding up battery amps and props. But for my personal use, I only put 3cell 11.1v max for the battery and the really depends on the plane. I have ran 8 inch props up to 12. But for small planes somewhere In 5,6,7 inch size.
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The battery is a 1S LiPo battery (1 cell) and is quite powerful. The Quad flies for about 6-8 min on a single charge with the front and back lights off (5-7 with them on). Flight times vary by flying style. The blue light on the bottom draws only a few micro amps so it should not affect flight times. However you should always unplug the battery when the quad is not in use since depleting the LiPo over time may permanently damage it.
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Electric. Comes with 1 lithium battery. That will fly the plane for about 6-10 minutes, depending on how you fly. You will need a transmitter that works with this type of bind-n-fly technology. This is not a toy but a true scale flying airplane. If you do not know how to fly R/C, then it would be better to look at something more simple, novice friendly, & robust. Take a look at the 3 channel Champ.
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I've been able to get 15 minutes or so out of it out of town. It depends on if you're having to make any adjustments to the flight controls pitch y'all roll to stabilize the flight. I usually let it charge 30 to 45 minutes between flights.One of the best things I did was contact the manufacturer and get a price list of extra parts and ordered a spare battery so that I could continue flying while one is charging.
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Sorry, no "simple answer". 500mAh is 1/2 Amp hour of power. if you know the Amp draw of your plane then you could do the math to calculate it. most planes run 3-5 minutes depending on Amp draw. This may be in the instruction manual, which may list the flight time estimate based on the standard battery supplied.