A beginner's guide to drone batteries can help you make the most of your drone. By understanding how batteries work and how to care for them, you can extend the life of your drone and keep it flying smoothly.

1. A Beginners
Guide To Drone
Batteries

2. Drones have revolutionized the way we see the world.
They provide a bird’s eye view of our planet that was
once unavailable to us. With this new perspective, we
can capture images and videos like never before. And
with advances in drone technology, drones are
becoming more and more accessible to the average
person.

3. Here are some basic components of drone
batteries to be aware of:
1. Battery cells
The battery cell, or rather the component that makes up a single cells' worth of power
in an electric Toothbrush is called lithium-ion (LiON). A typical LiOn consists three
identical components connected together by wires at 18650 format which can supply
3.7 volts per single unit - this means they're rated for around 20000 MilliAmps each!

4. Here are some basic components of drone
batteries to be aware of:
2. Storage Voltage
The charging voltage for a battery is the amount of energy it will accept and store. A
standard lithium ion cell can maintain its health at 3-4 volts per gram, meaning that
most Li Ion batteries require around 7V in order to be safely charged or stored with no
risk whatsoever posed by high voltages on any component inside including wiring
harnesses which may cause short circuits if not protected accordingly.

5. Here are some basic components of drone
batteries to be aware of:
3. Li- Ion Cell Voltage
The lithium ion battery has a usable voltage range of 2.5v to 4.2 volts, but it's
important not go below 2 1/2 subsidiary levels or else you might permanently damage
your device and risk fires too! Overheating can cause problems in computers with
these types if cells because their output is adjustable - so keep things cool by keeping
them charged up all day long (and night).

6. When you store your batteries, make sure they are at the
appropriate voltage for long-term storage.
This presentation is a synopsis of an article that originally appeared on https://mpowerlithium.com/2022/04/08/a-beginners-guide-to-drone-batteries/
The views and opinions expressed are those of the creator of the PPT.