Recent content by Rob666

Embarrassing ... I'd swear i tried that ... thanks.

Guys, i have been looking at the Dronezbreak tool at github, but can't seem to figure out how to install this tool on my Macbook? I downloaded the repository but haven't found any clues on what to do with it in the readme file or even in this thread. It's probably a breeze for someone more...

Two days ago My DJI Go App had updated itself to 4.1.5 on an Android Oneplus phone, have never updated firmware so still on 01.03.0100. Just made a short test flight, no issues so far.

Did you have any luck trying CsvView or do you need a hand?

He hasn't got the txt logs because he bought the Mavic from someone else, and wants to have a look at the DAT files left on the aircraft.

Not sure you can upload CSV files to them, but i understand you haven't got the txt files. The alternative is to use CsvView to view the data yourself. You'll get graphs like the ones I posted eralier in this thread.

That makes a lot of sense ;)

Ok, then follow the steps advised by @msinger .

Ok, that makes sense. You have to download the DAT files from the Mavic using the DJI Assistant software, to be installed on a computer (don't believe a tablet will work).

No tricks. A DAT file produced from a 20 min flight is easily a couple of hundred MBs, so not practical for uploading. Your app, like DJI Go, writes its own log file in .txt format to your tablet or phone that controls your aircraft. These are the files that you can sync / upload to Airdata's...

If you mean upload to Airdata (Healthy Drones) you don't need to convert first, just get their app to upload to their site. If you want to look at the DAT files yourself you can do that using the tools mentioned in this thread.

Double checked on the iPad and in Assistant just now, here are screenshots so you can see for yourself:

Here is the .txt log. Interesting, uploading this log to phantomhelp shows cell voltages 1-3 are all the same, so no deviation, but when I uploaded this to Airdata before, I got different (meaningful) cell voltages and their deviations.

I'm still on the original FW, 01.03.0100 for the AC and 01.03.000 for the RC.

Thanks BudWalker, great info and tools! If the txt logs which are the ones we upload to Airdata all the time do not have cell voltages, how do they determine the deviations between the cells? If the cell voltages were computed as a third of the total volts, the deviation would be zero? I've also...