Would you like the DJI Go app to have distance in Feet and Miles?

[Deleted member 27337]

Please vote if you would you like the DJI Go app to have distance in Feet and Miles. DJI will not consider it unless I show them people want this feature added. Thanks!

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Would you like the DJI Go app to have Distance in Feet and Miles?

 

[flpholt]

 

[mikesmiley]

Mine shows distance in feet.

 

[telescott]

you can select between metric (meters) and imperial (feet) now, so what is the question?

 

[mikesmiley]

you can select between metric (meters) and imperial (feet) now, so what is the question?

I guess some people have a problem figuring out how many miles go into 32,000 feet.

 

[telescott]

I figure after a Late August or early September firmware update you won't need to worry about miles being displayed. They will limit you to an arbitrary distance limit per your location. I for one won't be doing any more updates unless there is one that adds electronic steroids to the bird to make it morph into a P5.

 

[BigAl07]

Even though the math is simple I don't see why it wouldn't be handy to have it in addition to the existing options.

 

[Deleted member 27337]

you can select between metric (meters) and imperial (feet) now, so what is the question?

Miles and feet for distance, not meters and feet

 

[mikesmiley]

Miles and feet for distance, not meters and feet

American and American! Not the rest of the planet and American!

edit: I feel the need to clarify that the above was pure sarcasm.

 

[Deleted member 27337]

American and American! Not the rest of the planet and American!

Alot of us live in the USA here...

 

[Vertigo]

Isnt it about time you abolished a 200 years old, archaic, illogical, British measurement system? I mean if you have trouble interpreting the numbers even though you where born in to the system, something isnt right. No one needs a calculator to know how many meters go in to a kilometer.

 

[Multicoptertec]

When I select Imperial units, I want everything that way. The RTH altitude setting stays in metric. I think this can be confusing for some. There are already plenty of things to keep you busy when flying. Math calculations should not be one of them.

 

[telescott]

i agree the RTH should be in feet. but i finally figured out that 120m/400ft, 60m/200ft, 30m/100ft (not exactly but close enough). I keep my RTH at 40m unless I fly near hills.

 

[mikesmiley]

Alot of us live in the USA here...

And a lot of us don't. So, you want them to do away with meters so it's just miles and feet?

 

[No_Fly_Zone]

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[sonof40]

And a lot of us don't. So, you want them to do away with meters so it's just miles and feet?

No. But a choice would be nice.

 

[RedHotPoker]

Canada here, NO. Hahaha

Get with the modern program. Ha

RedHotPoker

 

[fastfed]

of course they should have it, right next to the feet indicator (2850ft 0.59mi)

why it doesn't show that is crazy

 

[sonof40]

Canada here, NO. Hahaha

Get with the modern program. Ha

RedHotPoker

If it were in feet/miles, would you want it changed to metric?

 

[RedHotPoker]

No Sir, I live in Alberta Canada. Hahaha

RedHotPoker