Recent content by lezav

This is sort of off-topic, but has anyone found a way to extract other data, like volts, from the dji .... all that data is in some memory somewhere running on some sort of processor. Which leads me to wonder what processor is being used in the DJI P2V? Is it a standard pixhawk or similar flight...

yes strange indeed that some of these companies still live in a non metric mindset. OK if the product is strictly US only I would understand. Anyway I have been slogging through Dashware.net 'personalized gauges' to make them metric. Dashware import flytrex csv files and the program can produce...

oh another point that I had forgotten... PV GS needs at least 6 satelites to turn on, and since I was on the north side of my house at 46 degrees latitude, it took those 6 signals took a long long time to register. On the south side of the house, the system registered 10 sats much much faster...

just found this link below ... and tested it. It decodes FPV flytrex files into kml and csv formats. http://www.flightsim.ee/for-developers/ ... pv-decoder It is a small executable for windows . To use it, just unzip the downloaded file and place the unzipped file into one of your directories...

Found solution...saw somewhere you have to flip the s1 switch after every waypoint mission. Anyway gs waypoints on iphone work again. Will now try droid tablet and ipad next.

Great idea to decode the data. Let me know if any 46N and 6E data would help, because that is all I have for now.

I was able to use GS once on my P2V using the iphone app. Since then I installed flytrex v2 and can no longer launch GS on the iphone (latest firmware, ios and app). I then tried the ipad version of GS amd even tho the ipad is connected to the P2V via wifi, and I can enter the waypoints, when I...

I have a vision 2.... and would like the following: -be able to save the gps track and altitude on the smartphone and or the camera SD card -be able to rotate very slowly for pan video

Yes, very nice gesture. Speaking of fly-aways... here's an idea: since DJI PV2 uses wifi, I assume it has a mac address which is unique in the world. What if we had a specific forum topic here for lost 'flyaways' and what if someone wrote an app that had all those mac addresses in a database...