how long can it stay in the air null

Ive flown mine over 20 minutes on a charge and it was still going until wind conditions grounded it

Two batteries gave approximately 12 minutes of flight time each. Here are the ref. https://dronemaster.top/how-long-can-a-drone-stay-stationary/

No exact time depending on charge

(Appending to my earlier A.) Clarifying my mention of Roughly an hour [overall] .. w/intermittent flights using a single batt. running everything.. More precisely on what I meant is the power available to run the drone like incl. stand-by, lights flashing, paired w/remote, even intermittent video rec. running/enabled for 5-10 min. ea. time, + any 3-12 min. flights - so not that I had it continuously airborne for an hour.

It varies on conditions & use. My main concern, too but the 3 batteries (Snaptain SP680) had me singing "SOLD!!" (I compared Vantop's similar close model w/GPS which comes w/only 1 battery.) The general given (Best Buy listing) is up to 15 min. ea. batt. for total 45 min.! I've had it slow flying/hovering indoors* 8 to 10 mins. w/single batt. (while practicing before taking it outdoors). Roughly an hour [overall] for me on recent warm yet not too hot day on single batt.! I had it w/intermittent flights using a single batt. running everything (phone app rec. video via drone's WiFi getting FPV feed, + onboard drone microSD rec., + separately using remote & signal for flight control). Intermittent flights as I had few crashes & mostly "self-groundings" as it got breezy many times which caused a lot of turbulence for the drone. I was eager to use the other 2 batteries but for another not so breezy time. *(It's not advised for indoors but I found that is safer while figuring things out when new to drones + w/a new drone. Better than crashing it in someone else's yard or worse losing it flying away.)

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Ive flown mine over 20 minutes on a charge and it was still going until wind conditions grounded it
Answered by BillH 2 years ago
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Two batteries gave approximately 12 minutes of flight time each. Here are the ref. https://dronemaster.top/how-long-can-a-drone-stay-stationary/
Answered by Druck 3 months ago
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No exact time depending on charge
Answered by mike 2 years ago
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(Appending to my earlier A.) Clarifying my mention of Roughly an hour [overall] .. w/intermittent flights using a single batt. running everything.. More precisely on what I meant is the power available to run the drone like incl. stand-by, lights flashing, paired w/remote, even intermittent video rec. running/enabled for 5-10 min. ea. time, + any 3-12 min. flights - so not that I had it continuously airborne for an hour.
Answered by CaliforniaVideoProGuy 2 years ago
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It varies on conditions & use. My main concern, too but the 3 batteries (Snaptain SP680) had me singing "SOLD!!" (I compared Vantop's similar close model w/GPS which comes w/only 1 battery.) The general given (Best Buy listing) is up to 15 min. ea. batt. for total 45 min.! I've had it slow flying/hovering indoors* 8 to 10 mins. w/single batt. (while practicing before taking it outdoors). Roughly an hour [overall] for me on recent warm yet not too hot day on single batt.! I had it w/intermittent flights using a single batt. running everything (phone app rec. video via drone's WiFi getting FPV feed, + onboard drone microSD rec., + separately using remote & signal for flight control). Intermittent flights as I had few crashes & mostly "self-groundings" as it got breezy many times which caused a lot of turbulence for the drone. I was eager to use the other 2 batteries but for another not so breezy time. *(It's not advised for indoors but I found that is safer while figuring things out when new to drones + w/a new drone. Better than crashing it in someone else's yard or worse losing it flying away.)
Answered by CaliforniaVideoProGuy 2 years ago
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12 to 15 minutes
Answered by Tuan73 2 years ago
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