So I know what most things on the app mean but what does are these ft and in signs for.

what does are these ft and in signs for
Think about minutes and seconds and you might work it out

Estimated flight time remaining...   or the year you've been transported to by your Mini.

Labroides Posted at 4-5 07:11
what does are these ft and in signs for
Think about minutes and seconds and you might work it out

but it changes while flying

Cryptic Posted at 4-5 08:19
but it changes while flying

Yes. It is an estimate of the remaining flight time until the battery is empty!

Cryptic Posted at 4-5 08:19
but it changes while flying

It estimates remaining time based on the current consumption (e.g. It will go down if you start flying in as-mode)

If you flight your mini for real 4566 ft away and you don't know what it is, you should ground your mini until you read the manual. You are just a danger in the sky. So simple.

Cryptic Posted at 4-5 08:19
but it changes while flying

I’m disappointed that someone who calls himself cryptic cannot figure that one out ;+)::::::::

Have to say it stands out very well .

hallmark007 Posted at 4-5 10:53
I’m disappointed that someone who calls himself cryptic cannot figure that one out ;+)::::::::

Have to say it stands out very well .

… burn!

If you fly out for over 1 km , what do you think it is? Try the manual mate? Chrissake,!!!

Cryptic Posted at 4-5 08:19
but it changes while flying

You are obviously from the other side of the pond? Hours, minutes, seconds ring a bell? Plus you're moving? Sweet Jesus,  no wonder Trump got voted in

Flight time remaining.

sure it's important but is it really?  so why doesn't dji hide it in the background and make it almost impossible to see?  yeah, that's how important it is.

I never look at it.  not even once.  I land my drone at 50% battery almost always; maybe 40%.  so yeah it's important to some who fly long but not everyone meaning you don't have to even know what it means first in order to fly the drone, that's ridiculous.  if you only have one battery (like 75% of the flyers) then understood it's important to get as much flying out of one battery as you can.

if it's that important, dji should fix it so it can be seen.

in case you didn't know it, there's a lot of /s in this post.

The Saint Posted at 4-5 15:25
sure it's important but is it really?  so why doesn't dji hide it in the background and make it almost impossible to see?  yeah, that's how important it is.

I never look at it.  not even once.  I land my drone at 50% battery almost always; maybe 40%.  so yeah it's important to some who fly long but not everyone meaning you don't have to even know what it means first in order to fly the drone, that's ridiculous.  if you only have one battery (like 75% of the flyers) then understood it's important to get as much flying out of one battery as you can.

Its the question itself that is the problem, get back to reality pal

Cryptic Posted at 4-5 08:19
but it changes while flying

but it changes while flying
I thought I knew, but your new information makes it a lot harder.
Hmm ... something that's expressed in minutes and seconds, but changes while flying?
No ... that's a tough one .. way beyond my pay grade.
You're going to have to find someone like an aeronautical engineer to work out what it might be.

Hi Cryptic, this is the battery information, when you tap it, it will display more details like battery temperature, voltage and flight time that the battery remains.

Akirasho Posted at 4-5 07:13
Estimated flight time remaining...   or the year you've been transported to by your Mini.

The year thing.... truly epic!