Antigravity Vision Battery

Keep Your View Ready for the Next Session A spare power source helps you plan the day around the filming session. Antigravity Vision Battery is the dedicated external battery for Vision Goggles in the A1 system, providing a compact, purpose-matched way to keep the viewing setup ready. Its 4500mAh capacity supports up to 150 minutes of goggles use under the manufacturer’s stated test conditions. Keep a charged spare in your kit and use the dedicated Antigravity Vision power cable for the connection. Highlights Made for Vision Goggles Dedicated battery for the Antigravity A1 viewing system. Use with the correct Antigravity Vision USB-C to DC Power Cable. Power for Longer Sessions 4500mAh capacity and 32.85Wh energy. Up to 150 minutes of goggles operation under stated test conditions. A Compact Spare to Carry Approximately 172 g battery weight. Integrated loop for carrying or a suitable lanyard. Key Features Purpose-Matched Power for the Viewing System Vision Battery is designed for the Vision Goggles, rather than installation inside the aircraft. The dedicated connection keeps the battery separate from the headset and allows a spare to be carried with the rest of the flying equipment. It is not a replacement for an A1 Flight Battery or High-Capacity Flight Battery. Plan Viewing Time Separately from Flight Time The manufacturer quotes up to 150 minutes of operation in a 25°C test with the goggles connected to A1, Grip Controller motion control in use and screen recording enabled. This is a goggles-battery runtime figure. Aircraft flight time remains governed by the flight battery, aircraft configuration and conditions. Keep a Spare without Adding It to the Aircraft The battery measures 87.3 × 45.7 × 34.5 mm and weighs approximately 172 g, with a ±3 g tolerance. Its integrated loop offers a practical attachment point for a suitable lanyard. A spare can be kept with the goggles equipment without being treated as an aircraft-mounted battery. Use the Dedicated Cable and Charging Conditions Connect Vision Battery using the Antigravity Vision power cable and follow the current goggles manual. The manufacturer requires its supplied battery-and-cable system for powering Vision Goggles. Keep the battery dry, avoid damaged cables and charge within the specified 5–45°C range. Summary Antigravity Vision Battery is a useful dedicated spare for A1 owners who want their Vision Goggles ready between sessions. It combines a compact form, a defined power specification and an integrated carry loop. This listing supplies the battery; goggles and the dedicated power cable are separate. Frequently Asked Questions Does This Battery Power the Drone?ExpandCollapse No. It powers Antigravity Vision Goggles. The A1 aircraft uses its own compatible Flight Battery or High-Capacity Flight Battery. Does 150 Minutes Mean the Drone Can Fly for That Long?ExpandCollapse No. The figure refers to Vision Goggles battery operation in the manufacturer’s test setup, not aircraft endurance. Actual goggles runtime varies with conditions and settings. Which Cable Do I Need?ExpandCollapse Use the dedicated Antigravity Vision USB-C to DC Power Cable and follow the Vision Goggles manual. The manufacturer specifies its Antigravity battery and cable system; do not assume an ordinary USB-C cable or another battery is suitable. Is the Power Cable Included?ExpandCollapse The standalone package lists one Vision Goggles Battery. The dedicated power cable and Vision Goggles are not included in this battery-only listing. What Temperatures Can It Be Used In?ExpandCollapse The current accessory specifications state −10–40°C for discharging and 5–45°C for charging. Allow the battery to return to the permitted charging range before connecting it to a charger. Read more