Hi,

Is it possible to show the battery voltage (the lowest voltage cell) on the main screen?

thanks

I hope DJI may bring this for Mavic Air but...

Optimus_Prime Posted at 2018-9-15 08:52
I hope DJI may bring this for Mavic Air but...

that's a no I guess right?

That feature is not available in the Android version of DJI GO when flying the Mavic Air. You can only see the current battery percentage.

If using DJI GO on an Apple device, you will be able to see both the battery percentage and lowest battery cell voltage like this:

I have just checked it, Mavic 2 has this function (maybe MP too?), but Mavic Air unfortunately not.

I see the battery voltage on iPad with mavic air

Carlo655 Posted at 2018-9-15 09:33
I see the battery voltage on iPad with mavic air

maybe it is only available in the Apple version of the app?
Do you enable it through the battery menu where you have the 3 cells?

Carlo655 Posted at 2018-9-15 09:33
I see the battery voltage on iPad with mavic air

Are you sure that you see the actual voltage and not just the percentage? The percentage we can all see.

I don't have it on android. I don't enable it, I think there's by default

Carlo655 Posted at 2018-9-15 09:42
I don't have it on android. I don't enable it, I think there's by default

or maybe because it is a bigger display?
Does DJI support follow this forum?

Right, the setting cannot be configured. It displays differently on Android and Apple devices.

mouthpiec Posted at 2018-9-15 09:43
Does DJI support follow this forum?

Yes. This is DJI's forum.

Wachtberger Posted at 2018-9-15 09:33
I have just checked it, Mavic 2 has this function (maybe MP too?), but Mavic Air unfortunately not.

Mavic Pro has it as well

i like looking at my battery voltage while i fly, mavic air shows this info in the iOS version of the app, i know for certain.  weird not included on android variant of the app..  

the voltage option is very useful for anyone who knows about batteries and flying drones.  being able to see what voltage on whatever is weakest cell is definitely helpful in determining if you got enough power, since percentage is just a calculation, voltage is actual real indicator of power..  like earlier today i was flying out... my percentage indicated was 32% power returning back over 1.5 miles away over water and small cross breeze, but the onscreen voltage shows 3.60v means i have plenty of power to get back, the percentage calculation had me worried but voltage read out calmed me because i know 3.60volts is plenty of power..  also im not sure why it was showing 32% for 3.60 volts, seems like a rather large miscalculation?

Hi there. I appreciate your time bringing this query to us. You may check the battery voltage by going the battery settings on your DJI Go 4 App. For reference, please see the attached image below. Should you have further question, please let me know. Thank you.

DJI Natalia Posted at 2018-9-15 11:34
Hi there. I appreciate your time bringing this query to us. You may check the battery voltage by going the battery settings on your DJI Go 4 App. For reference, please see the attached image below. Should you have further question, please let me know. Thank you.

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but asking for it to be availble on the live view screen...right next to battery icon and percentage.    iOS version of DJi go supports this for the mavic air, but android version doesn't.

I am sorry, i use Android so i dis not see it. But i wonder why DJI doesn't bring it to Android?

I can’t get battery volagrcat all.
I also can’t change. settings.
M210
Can’t change from photo to video.
Doesn’t save any data

My Concern is in context to the waypoint mission navigation. How can we add new waypoint while the aircraft is already on flight to complete the uploaded waypoint mission?

I have the 'battery screen' set on the C1 button so I can quickly check whilst flying !