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Want to know more about LiPos, take a look at this guide.

LiPos like to not be discharged below 3v per cell, for best performance from your LiPo try not to discharge below 3.7. Most ESCs have a voltage cutout to help prevent fully discharging a LiPo. Sometimes you may leave a battery plugged in, for an extended period of time and it discharge to...

I can't see another thread. Was it on this forum?

A guide to LiPos (er... the batteries not the fat removal) The goal of this post is just to provide a nexus to threads about LiPos on quadcopter forums, if you see something that should go here I'll just edit it in. Choosing a LiPo. <-- This area needs more into choosing LiPos, I did...

Sounds good.

Thanks for the sticky, so do you believe that this is the right place for this then?

Yeah, I'd be terrified of a fly away with no failsafe. You could always attach a string to it :).

If it goes wrong the EEPROM is probably ruined. But everything should be fine.

Sounds good.

Do you hold the left stick to the bottom right after you get the battery plugged in? Because this is a safety feature to keep it from being able to power up when you are plugging the battery in or just handling it.

Sorry, I posted that before your message appeared. You are arming the flight controller not the transmitter. If you have a Naze32 then the picture above is how you arm it.

What flight controller are you using?

Are you arming the flight controller?

Try discharging it and recharging it. It can either be imperfections n production, or un-evenly discharged.