How to charge DJI Mini 3 Pro RC & RC-N1 Remote Controller
The DJI Mini 3 Pro RC Controller, like many other components of DJI’s drone ecosystem, offers several impressive features and functionalities that contribute to its overall appeal and effectiveness. One of the most amazing features is this remote controller’s ability to connect your DJI Min 3 Pro to any Wi-Fi network. However, with the robust functionalities available, that also mean battery consumption is high. So, in this guide, we will show you how to charge the DJI Mini 3 Pro RC & RC-N1 controller to keep flying for longer hours.
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We all agree that the DJI Mini 3 Pro RC Controller is powered by a rechargeable battery, which is housed in a compartment on the back or bottom of the controller. The battery provides power that enables you to control the drone through the controller’s LCD display. Usually, the battery power in your DJI Mini 3 Pro RC Controller will last up to 4 hours after full charge depending on the flight conditions and the functionalities in use. Therefore, we recommend that you always check the battery percentage of your RC controller before flying the drone.
How to charge DJI Mini 3 Pro RC & RC-N1 Remote Controller
Whether you are flying your DJI Mini 3 pro drone with RC-N1 or DJI RC controller, you should note the both can be charged via a USB-C port located at the bottom of your controller. This port allows you to connect the controller to a power source using a charging cable. Here is how you can do it with the simple steps below:
- Before charging, ensure that the remote controller is turned off. This prevents any potential issues during the charging process.
- Now, locate the charging port on the DJI RC Controller. You can find it at the bottom of your controller. It may be covered by a rubber flap or cap.
- Usually, DJI will provide a charging cable compatible with your DJI Mini 3 Pro RC or RC-N1 controller in the drone’s package. However, it also depends on where you bought your drone.
- So connect the appropriate end of the charging cable to the charging port on the RC controller.
- After that, plug the other end of the charging cable into a power source. Ensure the power source can provide sufficient power to charge the DJI Mini 3 Pro RC or RC-N1 controller.
- Be keen on the DJI Mini 3 Pro RC or RC-N1 controller’s LED indicator while it illuminates. This usually indicates the charging status. It may blink or show a solid light depending on the state of charge. Some models may also display charging status on an LCD screen.
That is how you can charge your DJI Mini 3 Pro RC or RC-N1 controller battery. Nevertheless, you should note that the charging time for the RC controller varies depending on the battery level and the power source’s output. It usually takes about 56 minutes to fully charge one single battery using the DJI Mini 3 Pro Two-Way Charging Hub).
Frequently Asked Questions
Here is how you can charge your DJI RC remote controller:
– Turn off the remote controller is turned off
– Now, locate the charging port on the DJI RC Controller
– After, plug the other end of the charging cable into a power source.
– Monitor the DJI Mini 3 Pro RC or RC-N1 controller’s LED indicator while it illuminates. This usually indicates the charging status.
Fortunately, you can use any USB-C charger with any Power Adapter (100W) capable of supplying up to 9V/3A (27W) to charge your DJI RC controller.
If your DJI RC controller is not charging, we advise you to try using any other USB-C charger to power your controller and see if it is charging. If it charges, then the fault is with your other USB-C cable. If it is still not charging, there might be a fault in the USB-C charging port on your DJI RC controller
While charging your DJI RC controller, you will realize that the LEDs usually blink in sequence to display the current battery level during charging. However, to identify that your DJI RC controller is fully charged, these four Battery Level LEDs emit will solid light (they will stop blinking).
The DJI RC controller comes equipped with strong battery with up to 5200 mAh, capable of lasting up to 4 hours when fully charged. We recommend that you always ensure that the battery is fully charged before any flight.
To fully charge your DJI RC Pro controller, it will take you up to 2 hours using USB-C with up to 12V. However, if you are using a more powerful USB-C to charge your controller (15V), you are likely to take 1 hour and 30min
If the battery level LEDs blink in sequence and display the current battery level, then you know that your DJI RC battery is charging just fine. However, if these LEDs stop blinking and emit a solid light, then the battery is fully charged.