ADDED: Added new “OSD.directionOfTravel” field to show the direction (between 0 to 360 degrees) the aircraft is traveling based on the change in latitude and longitude.
ADDED: Added message when the RTH altitude or max altitude is changed.
ADDED: Added new warning messages for the following scenarios: “Propeller fell off”, “Not enough force (ESC error)”, and “Motor is blocked”.
FIXED: In previous versions, the following fields were sometimes not storing the correct values: OSD.isAcceletorOverRange, OSD.isVibrating, OSD.isBarometerDeadInAir, OSD.isNotEnoughForce, OSD.isMotorBlocked, OSD.isPropellerCatapult, OSD.isGoHomeHeightModified, and OSD.isOutOfLimit.
I released a new version of my log viewer today with the following changes:
Added the following new log fields:
WEATHER.isFacingWind: When true, the front of the aircraft is currently facing a headwind.
WEATHER.isFlyingIntoWind: When true, the aircraft is currently flying into a headwind.
WEATHER.windDirection: The cardinal direction the wind is blowing from at the aircraft’s current location.
WEATHER.windRelativeDirection: The cardinal direction the wind is blowing from relative to the direction the aircraft is currently facing. For example, an East wind would be blowing toward the right side of the aircraft.
WEATHER.windSpeed [MPH]: The wind speed (in MPH) at the aircraft’s current location.
WEATHER.maxWindSpeed [MPH]: Maximum wind speed (in MPH) at the aircraft’s current location (so far in the flight log).
WEATHER.windStrength: Calm, Moderate, or Strong to indicate the wind strength at the aircraft’s current location.
Renamed the HOME.wind field to WEATHER.windStrength
Note: These fields might not be populated if you’re flying a DJI drone model released more than a few years ago.
I released a new version of my log viewer today with the following changes:
Added support for processing Matrice 4E & Matrice 4T flight logs.
For drones with dual batteries, the serial numbers for both batteries are now stored in the SERIAL.battery and SERIAL.battery2 fields.
Serial numbers can be found in the RECOVER.*, DETAILS.*, and SERIAL.* fields depending on where they are extracted from flight logs. All serial numbers have been combined together and stored in the SERIAL.* fields. When referencing serial numbers, use the SERIAL.* fields as they now provide the most complete data.