Why Battery & Tank Management Matters
The DJI Agras T25 is engineered for precision spraying, but poor battery handling or tank refilling routines can cut productivity in half. By planning rotations and syncing refills, operators can maintain near-continuous spraying in the field.
Battery Management Tips
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Keep 3–4 Batteries in Rotation – While one powers the drone, others should be charging. This minimizes downtime.
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Use the Intelligent Charging Hub – DJI’s hub balances cells and speeds up charging, extending battery life.
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Cool Before Charging – Always allow hot batteries to cool after flights to prevent damage.
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Align Flights with Battery Cycles – A T25 battery powers ~10–15 minutes of spraying; plan swaps alongside tank refills.
Tank Management Tips
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Know Your Coverage – Each 20–25L tank sprays 2–3 acres depending on crop density and nozzle settings.
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Batch Mix Inputs – Pre-mix larger volumes of solution to speed up field refills.
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Avoid Overfilling – Stay within DJI’s limits for safe and stable flight.
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Flush Between Inputs – Always rinse tanks when switching chemicals or fertilizers.
Field Workflow Example
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Operator 1: Manages drone and battery swaps.
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Operator 2: Handles tank refills and charging hub.
This two-person system enables near-continuous operation, maximizing daily acreage covered.
SpeedyDrone’s Take
Battery and tank efficiency can make or break spraying performance. With the right workflow, the T25 can consistently deliver top efficiency, saving time, chemicals, and labor.
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