Just noticed this today, even if all other units work as Imperial, the tracking ring min max distances even, the Altitude adjustments for the rings are in Meters only.
Could someone Verify this, please?

Hi, Lyndon. If I may ask, Is this regarding the Inner Height and Outer Height settings on FocusTrack? Thank you.

DJI Tony Posted at 10-28 19:37
Hi, Lyndon. If I may ask, Is this regarding the Inner Height and Outer Height settings on FocusTrack? Thank you.

Yes, that is correct. All other measurements are in the correct units, but those two do not change from Metric meters.

Lyndon Grimm Liberty Posted at 10-28 20:08
Yes, that is correct. All other measurements are in the correct units, but those two do not change from Metric meters.

Hi. Sorry about the inconvenience. I will submit your feedback to the related department to optimize and improve the product based on user comments. Thank you for your great support.

It would be nice to have the info saved in videos in imperial too

JeremyB31 Posted at 10-29 03:20
It would be nice to have the info saved in videos in imperial too

We appreciate your valuable suggestion. We will forward your feedback to the related department. Thank you for your great support.

Dirty Bird Posted at 10-27 09:10
Yup.. Just like our flight logs display metric even when units are set to Imperial.  Hard to believe that hasn't been corrected in all these years.  Seems it would be such a simple fix?

You should be able to toggle meters or imperial.  In USA, we use imperial.

Dirty Bird Posted at 11-5 16:27
Even when set to Imperial the flight logs still show metric units.  Bug has been around as long as I can remember.

Wjy dont they fix?  Seems ez to me.  Unfortunately, we never learned the metric system here.

djiuser_d3Bi7bZgYQga Posted at 11-5 12:27
You should be able to toggle meters or imperial.  In USA, we use imperial.

"In the USA we use Freedom Units"

ftfy

Are you using RC2 or N2?  Maybe there's a difference depending which you're using?

Dirty Bird Posted at 11-6 15:41
That question has puzzled mankind for many years.  

One would think it would be a simple fix?  It took several years before they finally got the RTH altitude to show up in feet.  We are almost there.  So close to getting everything to show up in Imperial units...

Haha.
I plan on buying one soon but waiting for specials to come around

DJI Tony Posted at 10-28 22:18
Hi. Sorry about the inconvenience. I will submit your feedback to the related department to optimize and improve the product based on user comments. Thank you for your great support.

I haven't bought one, yet, since I'm sitting on the fence reading about the bugs still being encountered.  When is thos expected to be fixed??  It seems to be a no brainer, to me to het this resolved.

I'm in USA & don't care to figure out what my altitude is or distance away my drone is.  Unfortunately, I wasn't schooled on metric when I was growing up (well, in grammar school, they touched on it)

All I know is multiply 3.28 to meters to convert to feet.  But when flying, who wants to do this?

djiuser_d3Bi7bZgYQga Posted at 11-7 11:03
I'm in USA & don't care to figure out what my altitude is or distance away my drone is.  Unfortunately, I wasn't schooled on metric when I was growing up (well, in grammar school, they touched on it)

Fortunately, altitude and distance can be set to display with imperial units.

While we wait for DJI to fix the issue...

ryguyMN Posted at 11-7 12:30
Fortunately, altitude and distance can be set to display with imperial units.

I've been reading otherwise.  So this was fixed?

I was told everything shouod be functioning.  But,  of course, I haven't bought yet.  Waiting until bugs are worked out.

Dirty Bird Posted at 11-5 16:27
Even when set to Imperial the flight logs still show metric units.  Bug has been around as long as I can remember.

Funny thing, IOs shows whatever is chosen in the app. Why DJI can't fix the Android version is incomprehensible.

djiuser_d3Bi7bZgYQga Posted at 11-7 16:00
I've been reading otherwise.  So this was fixed?

You can set Imperial in the Fly app. Altitude, distance and speed all show Imperial. For reasons only known to DJI, the logs are in metric, but only for Android.

Mobilehomer Posted at 11-7 16:50
You can set Imperial in the Fly app. Altitude, distance and speed all show Imperial. For reasons only known to DJI, the logs are in metric, but only for Android.

I have android so ill only get metric?

djiuser_d3Bi7bZgYQga Posted at 11-7 17:56
I have android so ill only get metric?

ONLY in the logs. The display will be Imperial.

djiuser_d3Bi7bZgYQga Posted at 11-7 11:03
I haven't bought one, yet, since I'm sitting on the fence reading about the bugs still being encountered.  When is thos expected to be fixed??  It seems to be a no brainer, to me to het this resolved.

I'm in USA & don't care to figure out what my altitude is or distance away my drone is.  Unfortunately, I wasn't schooled on metric when I was growing up (well, in grammar school, they touched on it)

Hi there. We don't have the information yet on when is this going to be optimized. But rest assured we will keep on forwarding this to the related team to be considered. We appreciate your patience.

djiuser_d3Bi7bZgYQga Posted at 11-7 16:00
I've been reading otherwise.  So this was fixed?

Here's from the Mini 4 Pro. It was also like this on the Mini 3 Pro. It's just the flight log and 360° tracking ring that doesn't show Imperial.

Ok.  So, during normal flight, you're able to see feet for distance & altitude?

I literally hate having to try to figure out what meters is in a short amount of time. Dji please give us Americans imperial units in all settings, we certainly give you alot of money in many ways.

twilloo Posted at 3-12 12:06
I literally hate having to try to figure out what meters is in a short amount of time. Dji please give us Americans imperial units in all settings, we certainly give you alot of money in many ways.

I understand the inconvenience. We are actively submitting your feedback to the relevant team. Thank you for your patience.