Well well.

[Northern Observer]

Note name of P3A before shipping back to DJI:
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Note name of P3A after return from DJI:
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It's a different unit. Anyway to obtain the serial numbers from these logs?

 

[pomonabill220]

So was the repair supposed to be to your quad, or did they send you back a reman'd unit?
Gerry 1 to Gator 1..... hhmmmmmm

 

[Northern Observer]

I believe I got back someone else's faulty unit

 

[pomonabill220]

Is the location of your returned unit even close to you or where you fly?

 

[RedHotPoker]

I can't help you with the original unit. Isn't there a serial number, on a tiny sticker underneath the battery compartment of your model?

RedHotPoker

 

[pomonabill220]

When you received your original quad, is there any clue as to what the serial number was?

 

[pomonabill220]

when you sent in your original quad, did you have to fill out a form and specify the serial number? Just trying to think of possible ways to identify yours.

 

[Northern Observer]

Yep...Looking all that up.

 

[pomonabill220]

I believe RHP is correct as to where the serial number can be found.

 

[pomonabill220]

Good luck! Hope you find it!

 

[flyNfrank]

Note name of P3A before shipping back to DJI:
HealthyDrones.com - Innovative flight data analysis that matters

Note name of P3A after return from DJI:
HealthyDrones.com - Innovative flight data analysis that matters

It's a different unit. Anyway to obtain the serial numbers from these logs?

Most likely a refurbished aircraft.

If you upload the .txt flight log file that looks similar to this... DJIFlightRecord_2016-08-13_[19-02-21].txt
I can help give you some detailed info.

 

[RedHotPoker]

Have you looked under the drone, there are stickers the size of a thumb nail. If they weren't removed, your serial number should be included there.
In the Go app, under About, you can read the serial number of the RC. In the app battery section, the battery serial numbers can be read.

RedHotPoker

 

[Northern Observer]

Most likely a refurbished aircraft.

If you upload the .txt flight log file that looks similar to this... DJIFlightRecord_2016-08-13_[19-02-21].txt
I can help give you some detailed info.

 

[Northern Observer]

Here is the file

 

[flyNfrank]

Here is the file

Hope this helps. Did you need any other type of info from this file?

Battery Build Date-12/28/2015

aircraftSnBytes-03Z0847323

cameraSn-04CLAA3H8X

 

[Northern Observer]

what else is in there....date of first flight?

 

[flyNfrank]

I uploaded a copy of your converted file for you to look over if want. Just extract it.

 

[Northern Observer]

I looked on the units internal memory and found a host of DAT files collected in February 2016. Attached is the file. At
28.16019747, -80.66453906 it is a flight near Dumpwater, Florida.

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