in the dji go app is the ' flight record '
but what does the growht of value does indicate ? and what's the big number ?

The more that you fly your drone, (sync those flights), your value will increase.



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Big number is total meters flown.  Your level goes up as the numbers go up.

ALABAMA Posted at 2017-10-23 12:14
Big number is total meters flown.  Your level goes up as the numbers go up.

you sure ? he's saying i done 51KM not 120 .... there is a huge difference between these 2 distances.

CommunalWheat9 Posted at 2017-10-23 12:25
you sure ? he's saying i done 51KM not 120 .... there is a huge difference between these 2 distances.

Evidently, he hasn't synced all flights.

Like I said, sync your flights, for optimal record keeping. Haha


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I've been working to make Dragon Slayer...then I get the magic orb to take on Ferry Princess...after that I'm not sure what level I'll shoot for ...

I think you will find that the big number includes increases and decreases in altitude as well this combined with distance in the horizonal gives you the big number.

Think of it as your total flight distance not just how many mtrs you flown on the horizontal plane.

So your drone has traveled 120.932 klms in total not including any un synced flights

ALABAMA Posted at 2017-10-23 12:14
Big number is total meters flown.  Your level goes up as the numbers go up.

The big number on top are the points of the flight time and not the flown meters. But the level is raising with that points. This big number is the grade of experience with the copter system.

The growth of value will rise up with the flight time and travel distance increasing. Sync your flight records regularly, the level will go up.

Ahh ok i need to redo my maths then lol

Ok staying on topic whats the point of it then i see no real value.I would prefer to see total distance flown including increases and decreases in altitude.
So to get a total flight distance we need to go through each and every flight log and work out the multitude of vertical distances.
My point being here is that i can fly verticaly up 500 mtrs and only horizontaly say 2 mtrs. My maths is not that bad i figure that to be 1004 mtrs total fight distance if i return to my exact home point.

Hellsgate Posted at 2017-10-23 22:31
Ok staying on topic whats the point of it then i see no real value

To a grown adult, there is no point at all.  But from DJI's side of things, there is very much a point.  

Why do you think they went through all the trouble to write that into the software?  They wouldn't take up developers' time just for no reason.  The whole point of it is they are trying to get you to sync your flight records via any gimmicks possible (same as the flight distance on the forum).  Ask yourself why.

Well using the above example dji only credits me for flying 4 mtrs

RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-10-23 12:34
Like I said, sync your flights, for optimal record keeping. Haha

how do I sync my flights?

ALABAMA Posted at 2017-10-23 12:30
Evidently, he hasn't synced all flights.

how do I sync my flights?

Ryan's Sparky Posted at 2017-10-31 10:47
how do I sync my flights?

Go to app and select "me"   Then select "flight records"   then press the cloud symbal in upper right corner

ALABAMA Posted at 2017-10-31 11:00
Go to app and select "me"   Then select "flight records"   then press the cloud symbal in upper right corner

brilliant thanks Alabama

Ryan's Sparky Posted at 2017-10-31 11:03
brilliant thanks Alabama

You got it? Awesome!!

Look at you zooming along... Haha


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