Dual battery aircraft bug? #118
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@ryanmrash-lgtm yes, this is an issue at the moment, one flight records only one battery and ignores the other. I will try to work on a fix, can you provide me with a sample log file from the drone, otherwise I can't test this on my end. Thank you. |
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Sure, Ill send a couple with different battery pairs. DJIFlightRecord_2025-05-09_[22-46-53].txt |
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@ryanmrash-lgtm Unfortunately the extracted raw log does not have the second serial, so I don't think we can integrate this yet. The database design also assumes so and that is why we only take telemetry from the first battery slot (two batteries would have near identical stats if they are used together and one is not brick). This is a software limitation from our side at the moment. The primary battery depends on which slot you put that in, and if you always use them together, then you would know that one serial automatically means presence of another, you can select all flights by flight serial or by selecting both battery serial from the filter drop-downs. i hope it's not a big inconvenience. |
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@ryanmrash-lgtm I have transferred this to #119 |
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I've found when importing logs from my DJI M30T, that paired batteries do not record the same time of flight. Example: battery 1A shows 50 flights at 9hrs 47min total time, while its mate 1B only shows 15 flights with 3hrs 44min flight time. This is consistent through all 5 pairs of batteries. Rarely do number pairs get mixed. I suspect these logs only record 1 battery as a primary? Maybe left battery is recorded rather than both battery slots? I have no idea how the aircraft logs which battery is primary...
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