Antigravity A1 Flight Battery

Keep the Next Flight in Your Plans Good footage often begins before take-off, with enough power prepared for the session ahead. Antigravity A1 Flight Battery gives your aircraft a purpose-built source of power and a straightforward way to carry a charged spare. Select the battery that suits your balance of aircraft weight, charging time and rated endurance, then build the rest of your A1 kit around that choice. Highlights Power Designed Around A1 Use an original battery designed for the A1 aircraft, with the correct housing, contacts and locking arrangement. It works within the existing A1 charging and flight system rather than relying on a generic power pack. Prepare for the Next Take A spare battery lets you plan another flight after landing and completing your checks. Rotate charged packs between sessions while preparing used batteries for their next charge. Choose the Right Flight Setup Balance the lighter configuration against greater stored energy for longer rated endurance. The selected battery affects the aircraft’s take-off weight and charging time, so choose it as part of the complete flight plan. Key Features Purpose-Built Battery Fit Insert the pack fully until the latches click into place. The matched enclosure and electrical connection are designed specifically for A1; always switch the aircraft off before inserting or removing a battery. Original Lithium-Ion Power Both battery configurations use a two-cell lithium-ion design with the same nominal and charging-limit voltages. The energy and net weight differ by selection, with the exact figures shown in the specifications. Two Supported Charging Routes Charge a battery while it is installed in A1, or use the optional A1 Charging Hub. A suitable USB-C power source is required; the manufacturer’s published hub charging times use its 65 W GaN Charger. Battery Status at a Touch The battery’s LED indicators show its charge level when the touch area is tapped. Check the pack before installing it and use the aircraft’s battery status information when preparing your flight. Preparation Before First Use New batteries arrive in sleep mode. Connect a battery to power through the aircraft or Charging Hub to activate it, then follow any battery-firmware update prompts in the Antigravity app. Configured Weight Matters The higher-energy battery increases A1’s basic take-off weight above 249 g. Guards and other fitted accessories can also change the aircraft’s configuration, so check the requirements for the complete setup where you intend to fly. Summary Make another take part of the plan with a genuine battery matched to Antigravity A1. Keep charged packs organised, allow used batteries to cool before charging, and check that the selected configuration suits the flight. This listing supplies one battery in your chosen configuration; charging equipment is available separately. Frequently Asked Questions Which A1 flight battery should I choose?ExpandCollapse Choose Standard for the lighter basic aircraft configuration, or High-Capacity when longer rated endurance is the priority. Both fit Antigravity A1. Compare the charging time, energy and configured aircraft weight in the specifications before selecting. Does the High-Capacity battery keep A1 below 249 g?ExpandCollapse No. Antigravity lists a basic take-off weight of 291 g with the High-Capacity battery, compared with 249 g with the Standard battery. Additional fitted accessories can increase it further. Check the rules for your location and complete setup. How do I activate and charge a new battery?ExpandCollapse Install it in A1 and connect the aircraft to a suitable charger, or insert it into a powered A1 Charging Hub. The initial power connection activates the sleeping battery. Follow the manual and app prompts before first flight; the charger and hub are separate accessories. Will every flight reach the published maximum duration?ExpandCollapse No. The rated durations come from controlled manufacturer tests. Wind, temperature, manoeuvres, recording settings, battery condition and fitted accessories change actual endurance. Allow for the conditions and leave sufficient power for a controlled return. How should I store a spare battery between trips?ExpandCollapse Follow the manufacturer’s storage guidance: keep it in a cool, dry place and charge it to at least 60% before long-term storage. Check and recharge it to 60% every three months. Let a used battery cool before charging and do not use a damaged or swollen pack. Magbasa pa