Mavic Air Data analysis

[Manty]

Can anyone point me to a step by step guide to data analysis for the Mavic Air? I have tried a number of guides from the net but I am not doing something right! Using a tablet with IOS so itunes is needed I believe. Have tried to use Air Data, free one. I read the files are encrypted for the Air which rules out some programes. All very confusing for a newbie but any help would be appreciated.

 

[Manty]

Can anyone point me to a step by step guide to data analysis for the Mavic Air? I have tried a number of guides from the net but I am not doing something right! Using a tablet with IOS so itunes is needed I believe. Have tried to use Air Data, free one. I read the files are encrypted for the Air which rules out some programes. All very confusing for a newbie but any help would be appreciated.

Sorry should have posted on Mavic help!

 

[msinger]

Airdata can read the TXT flight logs from your mobile device.

 

[Manty]

Airdata can read the TXT flight logs from your mobile device.

Thanks I did not realise that. Will give it a go

 

[sar104]

Airdata can read the TXT flight logs from your mobile device.

And so can @msinger's PhantomHelp website, which will also let you download the full CSV version of the txt log as opposed to just a partial version.

 

[Manty]

And so can @msinger's PhantomHelp website, which will also let you download the full CSV version of the txt log as opposed to just a partial version.

sorry am new to this but I read that because of the Airs encryption I cannot use CSV

 

[sar104]

sorry am new to this but I read that because of the Airs encryption I cannot use CSV

The only logs that you cannot read from the Air are the onboard DAT files - those are encrypted. You can still read the mobile device txt files and DAT files, but both of those need to be converted to CSV to actually look at them, which is what I was referring to. The PhantomHelp site reads the txt logs and will give you a complete CSV file with all the data fields currently available. AirData only gives you a partial version, although it has some other useful analysis features. To read the DAT files you need to use DatCon, CsvView, or I think that AirData may now be reading DATs - I haven't tried recently.

 

[Manty]

John Ingham <[email protected]>
08:07 (42 minutes ago)

to noreply





Many thank for your help.. I finally made it by following the information on the Phantom help pages. Have all I need sat this time.