SwellPro 4200mAh 6S LiHV Flight Battery for Fisherman FD3/FD1 Drone
SwellPro 4200mAh 6S LiHV Flight Battery for Fisherman FD3/FD1 Drone
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More flights, more baits, more fish!
Running low on juice shouldn't cut short your drone fishing session. The SwellPro 4200mAh 6S LiHV Flight Battery is purpose-built for your SwellPro Fisherman FD3 and FD1+ drone, delivering the power you need for extended operations. With a substantial 4200mAh capacity, this battery keeps your drone airborne for anywhere from 9 to 27 minutes depending on payload, giving you plenty of time to get those baits way out beyond the breakers, exactly where the fish are holding.
Having a fully charged SwellPro 4200mAh 6S LiHV Flight Battery in your kit means you don't have to pack up just because your main battery is spent. Chuck a fresh one in and you're back in the air within seconds, capitalising on that hot bite. Rated at 23.1V (6S LIHV) and weighing 716g, it's a reliable, high-capacity power source designed to keep your drone fishing sessions running longer. Don't miss out on that crucial bite window – grab a spare or two today!
SwellPro 4200mAh 6S LiHV Flight Battery Features:
- Extended flight time for more drops
- High capacity ensures longer sessions
- Reliable power for FD3 Fishing Drone
- Crucial spare keeps you fishing
SwellPro 4200mAh 6S LiHV Flight Battery Specifications:
- Capacity: 4200mAh
- Voltage: 23.1V
- Type: 6S LIHV
- Dimensions: 153.6 x 82.4 x 48.3mm
- Weight: 716g
- Working Temperature: 0℃ ~ 40℃
- Charging Time: 120 mins
- Max Charging Current: 5A
- Compatibility: FD3 and FD1+
About Swellpro / Splashdrone Batteries
Please note - the warranty on the batteries of your new drone is 3 months - not twelve (which the rest is covered for).Unfortunately, it's quite common for people to spend a day out with a drone, then bring it all back home, store them without properly recharging the batteries first (75%) and then find the batteries don't work as expected when they next pull them out to use the drone again. Read more about this here