Sean-bumble-bee
Core User of DJI
Flight distance : 15997 ft
United Kingdom
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I am curious, have you read through this thread and any other similar threads? If so have you seen any indication that DJI will do anything other than contact the previous owner and ask them to, if they sold the drone, unbind it?
Similarly, what offence do you think has been committed by the seller?
Could you post a screen capture of the message that you are seeing concerning this drone, or whatever, being bound to another account?
I bound a mini 2 to my normal DJI account and then created an entirely new account. I was able to fly the drone with no restrictions using the second account and OTHER controllers. This was despite the second account seeing that the drone was bound to another account.
That leads me to believe that the binding that will ground a drone or bind a controller to a drone etc. is available only if the appropriate care-refresh / flyaway-insurance is purchased and correctly initialised.
If that is correct did the seller send you details of the care-refresh / flyaway-insurance? As far as I know care-refresh 'belongs' with/to the drone, I assume the same thing applies to Flyaway. If that is the case then the insurance would be of no use to the seller "as is' since it will not cover another drone and can not be transferred to another drone UNLESS the first drone was replaced, under the scheme, by the second drone. A drone having cover would be a selling point so I don't imagine a seller would miss it. In ebay adverts it often figures quite prominently.
How do you know "This drone literally has been flown 10 minutes"?
Even if the logs are transferred to another phone with a fly app on it, I believe that the logs flown under one account will not show up in the flight history of another account.
From memory I tried this in the above experiment with that mini 2. Plus, when I first got the drone, I asked the seller of that mini 2 if they would be kind enough to send me a few sample logs from their usage of the drone, they did and I loaded those logs onto my phone. My App, using my account, did not see them.
If my memory is correct then, if the seller has shown you a flight history page from an DJI FLY App, I believe that they must have had access to the app that 'flew' those logs., even then the kidtory need not be complete, logs can be deleted and they then disappear from the history.
I am not certain what would be the situation if they uploaded logs to the likes of Airdata.
I am not certain what would happen if the logs were recorded using Litchi etc.
The ONLY DJI drones that I know of that permit a new owner to check up on the usage of the previous owner are those that have unencryted DAT's on the drone e.g. the DAT's on a P3, or the likes of the FPV where the logs might be stored on the goggles. With the P3 even that access is limited, because the storage space on the drone is limited, and old logs are over written as space is needed for new logs.
Something just occurred to me, you say wou bought the drone complete with its original controller. I assume it flew perfectly well with that controller, if so why not simply fly the drone using the original controller? Is flying it with an RC Pro worth all the aggrivation you are currently experiencing?
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