It doesn't help much.
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Without flight data for the incident no-one will be able to come up with anything.
DJI has the aircraft at their repair facility. I've gotten different stories from the support people. One said it was pilot error but did not say what the error was. The aircraft was on a Litchi mission with a full battery and I had put no control inputs in. The aircraft just fell from the sky. This was my 82nd flight.
If you used the link in the first post try this: Phantom Log Viewer - PhantomHelp.com then click "download log files" in the upper left corner. Thanks
OK. Where am I going wrong? I know the flight is not recorded all the way to the ground. Any input is appreciated. Thanks
At this point it does not really matter. DJI has determined that due to me using a 3nd party software, (Litchi), it was my fault, no questions asked. Where is this headed? IDK. I DID ask the DJI support person if the dat files would be returned. He said yes, maybe. I'm leaning towards "maybe".I'm not sure. That's why I'm asking which CSV you uploaded
It's your call really. You asked us to help you check for anomalies -- and, then posted a CSV that contains a very limited set of data. Meanwhile, you have another CSV file created by Litchi that is chock-full of additional data points.
Ok so that is all I have been able to glean from Litchi. Refer to my previous post. It cost me $323 to have the drone replaced. DJI claims it's my fault for using a 3rd party program. What more do I need to say? I sent the drone on the same mission that was accomplished 2 hours earlier but ended up in disaster, in the exact same manner. Whether it was my fault at this point is moot. I cast doubts on using Litchi at this point.
