Flight Log Data v What gets logged in AIRData

[Gkinghrn]

Is there a difference in what can be reviewed between the data In the log on the phone and what you guys see in Airdata when that’s shared ?

 

[sar104]

Mavic Flight Log Retrieval and Analysis Guide

With the introduction of the Mavic Mini there has been a noticeable uptick in the number of posts requesting help with lost or crashed aircraft. While there is plenty of help and advice available on this forum, and detailed guidance and options on several other websites, I thought that perhaps a...

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[Gkinghrn]

A yes or no would have been great ?.


“The PhantomHelp website will display a summary of the flight with some of the telemetry. You can also download the original TXT log and the full file contents in CSV format. It doesn't provide graphical analysis, but you can open the CSV file in Excel or dedicated data analysis programs.

The AirData website will also read TXT logs, giving a different view of the data. It has a useful condensed view of app notifications, and a fairly advanced analysis of the computed wind field during the flight (subscription only). It doesn't provide a full downloadable version of the log - only a limited subset of the data. It also, by default, allows download of the original TXT log.“

Implies that the Airdata is just a representation of the TXT files ergo no difference ..am I reading that right?

 

[sar104]

A yes or no would have been great ?.

So if I had simply written "Yes" then that would have answered your question?

“The PhantomHelp website will display a summary of the flight with some of the telemetry. You can also download the original TXT log and the full file contents in CSV format. It doesn't provide graphical analysis, but you can open the CSV file in Excel or dedicated data analysis programs.

The AirData website will also read TXT logs, giving a different view of the data. It has a useful condensed view of app notifications, and a fairly advanced analysis of the computed wind field during the flight (subscription only). It doesn't provide a full downloadable version of the log - only a limited subset of the data. It also, by default, allows download of the original TXT log.“

Implies that the Airdata is just a representation of the TXT files ergo no difference ..am I reading that right?

No, somehow you are not. AirData shows a subset of the txt log data.

 

[Gkinghrn]

So if I had simply written "Yes" then that would have answered your question?


No, somehow you are not. AirData shows a subset of the txt log data.

Yes a simple Yes would have been good but I appreciate the fuller response ..it just confused me thats all ... thank you for that response ...