What To Know
- The DJI Avata goggles come with a dedicated charging hub that connects to your goggles and a power adapter.
- Ensure the goggles are securely connected to the charging hub and the power adapter is plugged in correctly.
- While the charging hub is the recommended method, you can also charge your DJI Avata goggles directly using a USB-C cable.
The DJI Avata goggles are a game-changer in the world of FPV drone flying, offering an immersive and exhilarating experience. But before you can take to the skies, you need to ensure your goggles are fully charged and ready to go. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about how to charge your DJI Avata goggles, from the basics to troubleshooting tips.
Understanding the Charging Process
The DJI Avata goggles come with a dedicated charging hub that connects to your goggles and a power adapter. This system ensures efficient and safe charging, protecting your goggles’ battery life.
What You’ll Need
- DJI Avata Goggles
- DJI Avata Goggles Charging Hub
- Power Adapter (included with the goggles)
- USB-C Cable (optional, for charging the goggles directly)
Step-by-Step Charging Guide
1. Connect the Charging Hub: Plug the charging hub into a power outlet using the provided power adapter.
2. Attach the Goggles: Carefully place your DJI Avata goggles onto the charging hub. The magnetic connectors will align automatically, ensuring a secure connection.
3. Monitor the Charging Process: The charging status will be displayed on the goggles’ screen. You’ll see a charging icon and a percentage indicating the current battery level.
4. Full Charge: When the battery is fully charged, the charging icon will disappear, and the screen will display “100%”.
5. Disconnect and Enjoy: Once fully charged, you can safely detach the goggles from the charging hub and prepare for your next flight.
Charging Time and Battery Life
The DJI Avata goggles have a built-in battery that provides approximately 1 hour of flight time. Charging the goggles takes around 2 hours.
Charging Tips for Optimal Battery Life
- Avoid Overcharging: While it’s tempting to leave your goggles plugged in, overcharging can damage the battery. Disconnect the goggles once they reach 100%.
- Use the Recommended Charger: Using a non-approved charger could damage the battery or void your warranty.
- Store Properly: When not in use, store your goggles in a cool, dry place to preserve battery life.
- Calibrate Battery: Regularly calibrate the battery by fully charging and discharging it to maintain optimal performance.
Troubleshooting Charging Issues
- Check the Connections: Ensure the goggles are securely connected to the charging hub and the power adapter is plugged in correctly.
- Power Source: Try a different power outlet or adapter to rule out a power issue.
- Charging Hub: Check for any damage or malfunctioning components in the charging hub.
- Battery Health: If you experience frequent charging issues, your battery may have degraded. Contact DJI support for assistance.
Beyond the Basics: Advanced Charging Techniques
- Direct Charging: While the charging hub is the recommended method, you can also charge your DJI Avata goggles directly using a USB-C cable. This option is useful for travel or when a charging hub is not available.
- Power Bank Charging: Use a portable power bank to charge your goggles on the go. Ensure the power bank has sufficient output power to support the goggles’ charging requirements.
- Battery Management: Monitor your battery usage and charging habits to maximize battery life. Avoid frequent full charges and discharges, which can accelerate battery degradation.
The Final Takeoff: Maximizing Your DJI Avata Goggles’ Performance
By following these tips and charging practices, you can ensure your DJI Avata goggles are always ready for action. Remember to use the recommended charging hub and adapter, avoid overcharging, and store your goggles properly to prolong their battery life.
What People Want to Know
Q: Can I use a phone charger to charge my DJI Avata goggles?
A: While it might work in a pinch, it’s not recommended. The DJI Avata goggles require a specific voltage and amperage for optimal charging. Using a phone charger could lead to slower charging times or damage the battery.
Q: How do I know if my goggles are charging?
A: The charging status will be displayed on the goggles’ screen. You’ll see a charging icon and a percentage indicating the current battery level.
Q: What happens if I accidentally overcharge my goggles?
A: Overcharging can damage the battery and shorten its lifespan. The DJI Avata goggles are designed to prevent overcharging, but it’s best to disconnect them once they reach 100%.
Q: How often should I calibrate the battery?
A: It’s recommended to calibrate the battery every 2-3 months. This ensures accurate battery level readings and helps maintain optimal performance.
Q: Can I use the goggles while they are charging?
A: No, you cannot use the goggles while they are charging. The charging process requires a stable power connection, and using the goggles during charging can interfere with the process.
