Just received my Phantom 3 Professional today.  I have changed from Metric measurement to Imperial in the DJI pilot app in the "other" category. The mobile device is hooked up to the controller and the controller is on.   However, when setting the maximum altitude within the app, it still indicates metric.  I moved the slide off Beginner mode in the app thinking this might have had something to do with it.  Would like to be able to read imperial feet (U.S.) vs metric.  Any suggestions?  

Some areas of the DJI Pilot app always display in metric. Other than DJI fixing those issues in a future release, there is no way around it right now.

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Move N. To Canada, and it will be correct. ;-)

How come you folks haven't got on the metric board yet?
It's more fun calculating and converting... @t -40* the thermometer don't care...

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Phantom Help Posted at 2015-7-11 09:01
Some areas of the DJI Pilot app always display in metric. Other than DJI fixing those issues in a fu ...

Tks.  A small thing, but something I wondered about.  

RedHotPoker Posted at 2015-7-11 09:33
Move N. To Canada, and it will be correct. ;-)

How come you folks haven't got on the metric board y ...

Wouldn't mind being in Canada right now with all this heat and humidity in the south.    

If You want to cool down some, get an ice pack. Hahaha
It's only +34*C here, nothing but slurpies for days... ;-)

What we need is more Water in nearly all forms, mist, water, ice, crushed ice, sheet ice, block ice, ice cubes.
Pour me another blender ful of the cold one. Thanks.

Come up around here about the end of September.

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RedHotPoker Posted at 2015-7-11 09:33
Move N. To Canada, and it will be correct. ;-)

How come you folks haven't got on the metric board y ...

Because American women will simply not accept buying dresses with measurements of:  96 - 61 - 92.

Wasn't the fabulous Marilyn Monroe a size 16?

A Big girl even by today's standards.

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RedHotPoker Posted at 2015-7-11 19:06
Wasn't the fabulous Marilyn Monroe a size 16?

A Big girl even by today's standards.

Geez.  Some people have absolutely no sense of humor.    It was a joke ... sheesh.

I was talking to Selina and of her thoughts.
Yeah, I get you bud... You like them tall lean and lank.

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