When I start moving forward, my mph shows 4-50 mph speed which isn’t the case. What has gone wrong
Mph reading wrong
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DJI Fly App Speedometer Malfunction
I recently bought a Mini 4k for my uncle and I was testing it out to make sure everything was good and I noticed the speedometer (horizontal) read 109.2 mph. I knew this was very unrealistic so I got my personal Air 3 and tried it and it had the same problem reading an insane number of 152.0...
DJI Fly App Speedometer Malfunction
I recently bought a Mini 4k for my uncle and I was testing it out to make sure everything was good and I noticed the speedometer (horizontal) read 109.2 mph. I knew this was very unrealistic so I got my personal Air 3 and tried it and it had the same problem reading an insane number of 152.0...
Have you updated to the latest version of the app or, if using an Android screen device, gone back to a working version of the App ?
When you boot the app and the screen device is connected to wifi, the app should tell you if an update is available.
Also once the app is running and the screen is showing the camera view the first control menu has "About" or sonmething like that the first drop down menu has an about section at the bottm of the menu, I recollect the app version is shown in there.
With an android phone I recollect touching and holding the fly app icon allows you to check the app version as does the phones application manager.
Finally the app version is normally recorded in the .txt flight log, you'd have to upload the latest flight log to Airdata or Phantomhelp. Air data shows the app version on the general page and PH shows it in the CSV which you would have to download, ectract and open.
Also once the app is running and the screen is showing the camera view the first control menu has "About" or sonmething like that the first drop down menu has an about section at the bottm of the menu, I recollect the app version is shown in there.
With an android phone I recollect touching and holding the fly app icon allows you to check the app version as does the phones application manager.
Finally the app version is normally recorded in the .txt flight log, you'd have to upload the latest flight log to Airdata or Phantomhelp. Air data shows the app version on the general page and PH shows it in the CSV which you would have to download, ectract and open.
I belive that is the current one.
If you are using an Android phone, back up ypur flightlogs to computer then delete the current app using the in phone app manager and then instal one of the older versions downloaded from
www.apkmirror.com
If you are using an Android phone, back up ypur flightlogs to computer then delete the current app using the in phone app manager and then instal one of the older versions downloaded from
Download DJI Fly APKs for Android - APKMirror
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I experienced this as well on a flight yesterday. I imagine that DJI will address this soon in a patch. In the meantime, I'm not sure it's worth it to bother trying to go back to a prior version.
Curious to know if anyone has experienced this on Android as well as on iOS? I was flying iOS when I saw this.
Curious to know if anyone has experienced this on Android as well as on iOS? I was flying iOS when I saw this.
Yesterday or day before it showed my distance at I think 300k ft. It’s not affecting the flight, it just messes with my head
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