It occurs to me that much like a commercial airliner, the Inspire / the DJI Go app has all the information required to provide the pilot with a constantly updated wind speed and direction at the current location of the drone. It knows its GPS position and it knows the inputs it's having to add to stay in one place, compensating for the wind.
Although I'm sure most of us have hand held wind strength meters these are obviously only useful at ground level. It would be very useful to know what the wind was doing at flight altitude.

Hope someone at DJI agrees and can consider this for future software versions.

It occurs to me that much like a commercial airliner, the Inspire / the DJI Go app has all the information required to provide the pilot with a constantly updated wind speed and direction at the current location of the drone. It knows its GPS position and it knows the inputs it's having to add to stay in one place, compensating for the wind.
Although I'm sure most of us have hand held wind strength meters these are obviously only useful at ground level. It would be very useful to know what the wind was doing at flight altitude.

Hope someone at DJI agrees and can consider this for future software versions.