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The output of my adapter is 12v - 5A, it works well when I don't install the four propellers on the drone, the power of the adapter is enough since there is no load. But when I install the propellers on, and try to increase the speed of the four rotors with the remote control joystick, which means to increase the throttle, after I increased a little bit, the drone will suddenly power off. I think it is because the adapter doesn't have enough power to keep a large speed of the rotors?
So what is the maximum power when the four rotors roatate at the fastest speed with propellers on? And can I choose a more powerful AC adapter for the drone like more that 60 watt? Maybe 20v-5A?
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Hi Alexandra,
Thanks for your help.
Is it suitable that if I purchase a more powerfully AC adapter like with the output of 15V-10Amps, can this AC adapter power the drone to the max rotor speed with propellers? Because I tried the li-po battery and it can only sustain a very short time?
Also, if I change the battery parameters on QGroundControl to a low value, can my current AC adapter power the drone with peopellers on?
Thanks.
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