Hi. There is a new update to the DJI Fly App for IOS out (Version 1.1.10). Have a good day.

And what is new?

Just app stability fixes....

Oracle Miata Posted at 10-10 06:34
Just app stability fixes....

And maybe Mavic Mini 2 support but not said

Just did a short flight with 1.1.10 version.  Was hoping they had fixed the battery temp and capacity logging -- but no such luck.  Still broken.

Just a fix for app bugs

They've gone through 4 versions now, you'd think they would fix this one, how hard can it be? The battery logging worked in Fly 1.1.6.

Hello there Magicdroner. Thank you for reaching out and for this information you have shared. The iOS DJI Fly V1.1.10 has been released and here is what’s new about the update ( Fixes app crashing issues and improves overall stability ). Thank you.

Thanks for sharing.

DJI Stephen Posted at 10-12 18:55
Hello there Magicdroner. Thank you for reaching out and for this information you have shared. The iOS DJI Fly V1.1.10 has been released and here is what’s new about the update ( Fixes app crashing issues and improves overall stability ). Thank you.

Very informative, really ...   

As soon as 1.1.10 came out, I did a short flight.  Uploaded the flight to Airdata, and battery temperature data was still missing (as with 1.1.8 and 1.1.9).  See post #5, above.

But today I did a flight and uploaded it -- also using 1.1.10 -- and was surprised to see battery temp and capacity data displayed correctly on Airdata!

Since that first flight with 1.1.10 didn't have battery data, and today's did....  I suspected perhaps Airdata made some change to the import process.  To rule that out, I deleted that first 1.1.10 flight (the one shown in post #5, above) and uploaded it again.  Still no battery data for that flight.

So now I'm not sure whether the temperature logging is fixed in 1.1.10, but just didn't work on my first flight (it was a very short flight, just hovering for 45s) -- or if the problem is intermittent.

What are others seeing with 1.1.10?  Do your flights with 1.1.10 have temperature and capacity info when uploaded to Airdata?

Is there still an issue with the app not including all of the data from a flight if you have the sync option active?  I have to leave sync off while flying and then sync the flights from DJI Fly after the flights are complete.

Ruzhye Posted at 10-15 15:48
Is there still an issue with the app not including all of the data from a flight if you have the sync option active?  I have to leave sync off while flying and then sync the flights from DJI Fly after the flights are complete.

I believe yes, the truncated flight logs are still an issue using automatic sync.  Airdata still has advice on their site to turn off auto sync during flights.

But that's not associated with the temperature data I mentioned above, as I manually upload all flights -- I don't have the sync enabled at all.  After a flight, I use the iOS "Files" app to copy new log files from the iPhone to iCloud, then use desktop computer / browser to manually upload the logs to Airdata.

Scott108 Posted at 10-15 16:02
I believe yes, the truncated flight logs are still an issue using automatic sync.  Airdata still has advice on their site to turn off auto sync during flights.

But that's not associated with the temperature data I mentioned above, as I manually upload all flights -- I don't have the sync enabled at all.  After a flight, I use the iOS "Files" app to copy new log files from the iPhone to iCloud, then use desktop computer / browser to manually upload the logs to Airdata.

Yeah, sorry, I realize it wasn't specifically related to your issue, but I was hoping they had fixed some of the multiple issues, but it appears not.  I've manually transferred flights as well, but it would be nice to allow them to automatically sync.