Hi DJI,

I'm curious about the information in the left column.  It shows that I have flown 221,313 feet, but in DJIGO4, it shows that I have flown 725,909 ft.  I have sync'd successfully with your servers.

So, why is the feet flown number different in this forum than it is in DJIGO4?  Entirely possible I am confused about what the number means in the forum.

Thanks,
Matt

It's meters, not feet.  221313 meters =726,092.52 '  

Antonio76 Posted at 2017-7-24 08:12
It's meters, not feet.  221313 meters =726,092.52 '

Hi Antonio...

Well then, THAT certainly makes sense.  Kinda funny that they specify feet in DJIGO but meters in the forum, but at least you have a reasonable explanation.

Thanks buddy,
Matt

Mabou2 Posted at 2017-7-24 08:11
Hi Antonio...

Well then, THAT certainly makes sense.  Kinda funny that they specify feet in DJIGO but meters in the forum, but at least you have a reasonable explanation.

You are welcome :-) In the DJI GO  App you choose the unit,  In the forum it is probably set by the geographic location of the server ie, the unit in use in the Country...

Thanks again Antonio!

The meter is one of the international standard units of measurement adopted by developed countries. With the USA being the only  'Western' nation not to adopt the standards.

It is worth noting that if you use a different program to fly, those numbers will not be noted in you total distance flown, also.

Funny, it seems that I don't fly at all! Why?

Dobmatt Posted at 2017-7-24 20:42
Funny, it seems that I don't fly at all! Why?

Aloha Matt,

     Have you synced your flight records with the DJI servers?  If you do not sync your flight records, there will be no distance listed.  For some reason, your birds are listed.  I thought your birds would not be listed to, but maybe all you have to do with the birds is activate them.

     If you are syncing your flights, then check with DJI as to why it is not showing.

Aloha and Drone On!

Aardvark Posted at 2017-7-24 14:30
The meter is one of the international standard units of measurement adopted by developed countries. With the USA being the only  'Western' nation not to adopt the standards.

Let's ask DJI to convert to the Smoot -or the Sheppey !

Antonio76 Posted at 2017-7-24 22:43
Let's ask DJI to convert to the Smoot -or the Sheppey !

Personally, I prefer the Furlong Per Fortnight....

Geebax Posted at 2017-7-24 22:58
Personally, I prefer the Furlong Per Fortnight....

Yes, and your friends will be astonished when you tell them that your P3P flies at 96,206.17 FPF

Antonio76 Posted at 2017-7-25 00:58
Yes, and your friends will be astonished when you tell them that your P3P flies at 96,206.17 FPF

Now there is a measurement you can get your teeth into.....

Dobmatt Posted at 2017-7-24 20:42
Funny, it seems that I don't fly at all! Why?

Please check Cetacean's suggestion and have a try.

DJI Susan Posted at 2017-7-30 00:32
Please check Cetacean's suggestion and have a try.

Susan, pardon my ignorance ... Can you guide me through syncing procedure, please? I'm not familiar with this ... Thank you.