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Battery charge calculator · Malaysia

How Many Charges, For Your Kit

Pick the DJI gear you actually own and how many times you need to charge it. We share each station's usable energy across every pack — after a 10% conversion loss1 — and show whether it is enough.

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Your Kit

31 DJI products, current generation and the one before it2. Tick what you own, then set how many packs you carry for each. SDC marks the families DJI ships a direct DC fast-charge cable for3.

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  1. The calculator discounts every station's rated capacity by 10% before dividing. No power conversion is free: energy is lost as heat in the station's own electronics and again in whatever charger sits between it and the battery. DJI publishes no efficiency figure for the Power line, so 10% is our assumption, not DJI's. It is conservative over SDC, which skips the inverter and the mains charger, and optimistic over an AC outlet, which converts twice.
  2. Battery capacities read from each product's own specification page on dji.com on 2026-09-28, in watt-hours. DJI publishes milliamp-hours alongside, but mAh alone is meaningless across different pack voltages — it would put an Inspire pack and a handheld within a few per cent of each other.
  3. DJI ships an SDC fast-charge cable for the Mavic 3, Air 3 and Inspire 3 families and the Matrice 30 and 4 series. Everything else charges from the station over AC or USB-C. The cables are sold separately, one per aircraft family.
  4. This answers how many charges, not how fast. A battery's own charger sets the speed; the station only decides how many times you can do it before it is flat.