Hello:

First time poster here.  Is it possible to extract Intelligent Flight Battery flight information from a DJI Spark.  I am specifically lloking for serial number information to track battery usage.

Thanks in advance.

Grayson

Yes. Connect the Spark & Controller (Spark & mobile device if no controller) through the DJI GO 4 app and you will find the battery info in the settings/ information menu (3 dots top right)

HI, thanks for the inquiry. As pmshop mentioned there will be a battery section on the DJI GO 4 app once you've managed to connect the RC and the aircraft. Kindly tap the 3 dots icon on the top right corner and select the battery icon to check the information that you may need. Please keep us posted if you have other concern. Thank you for continued support.

For anyone interested in your drone's health and complete "inside" info get a subscription with AIRDATA website. Very easy to sync all your flights directly from DJI Go4 app. See how your battery performs cell by cell. Any errors or unusual behavior.
I am not affiliated with them in any way.

YES!  Airdata is a really good and easy to use website.  And it's free to store up to 100 flights

Hello everyone:

Thank you all for you replies.  My apologies for not responding more quickly.  I thought I would be sent a notification when a post was made to this thread.

Yes I am able to access battery information for the current battery attached to the aircraft.  However, what I need to do is to access battery information from previous flights.  Is this possible?

Thanks.

Grayson

G_Lee Posted at 3-3 06:44
Hello everyone:

Thank you all for you replies.  My apologies for not responding more quickly.  I thought I would be sent a notification when a post was made to this thread.

Yes. It is possible. As mentioned above, create an account in Airdata, sync your flight logs and you can see complete details of upto a 100 flights for the free plan.

Hi

Thanks for the suggestion.

I did sign up for a free Airdata account.  I managed to sync the flight data from my Spark.

Of my eight fist flights, the first four flights show the same date from a year in the 1900s, so I am unable to use the data as is.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Grayson