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See here: DJI Phantom Accessories & Tips - Phantom Help, section LOGS, "Retrieve internal flight logs from Phantom on " Mac or Windows
Fist you use the Go app to set the drone in Flight data mode.
Then you have to connect USB to the drone itself (in the front below the logo), not to the gimbal.
At least for windows you get a new drive on your PC that is read-only and you will see the last flight log. They automatically self erase after some time.
Best is to use time and date to retrieve the one you want.
The transfer is slow.
The format data recorder option shown in the above linked procedure seems to be no more present, at least on mine. In any case, it is not really needed.
Then you can disconnect and return the P3 to normal mode via the app. You need to power cycle the P3 if you want to use it again.
Another way is to connect your phone/tablet to your computer and transfer the files. ( Power up the phone/tablet, connect it to your PC. (Just remove the USB connecter from RC and plug into PC) Now your phone/tablet should be findable from the PC file manager. The path is ... Internal storage/DJI/dji.pilot/FlightRecord/. Here you should see all the flight records. Just copy and paste them.
You can view them here...https://www.phantomhelp.com/LogViewer/upload/
Hope this helps.
Fist you use the Go app to set the drone in Flight data mode.
Then you have to connect USB to the drone itself (in the front below the logo), not to the gimbal.
At least for windows you get a new drive on your PC that is read-only and you will see the last flight log. They automatically self erase after some time.
Best is to use time and date to retrieve the one you want.
The transfer is slow.
The format data recorder option shown in the above linked procedure seems to be no more present, at least on mine. In any case, it is not really needed.
Then you can disconnect and return the P3 to normal mode via the app. You need to power cycle the P3 if you want to use it again.
Another way is to connect your phone/tablet to your computer and transfer the files. ( Power up the phone/tablet, connect it to your PC. (Just remove the USB connecter from RC and plug into PC) Now your phone/tablet should be findable from the PC file manager. The path is ... Internal storage/DJI/dji.pilot/FlightRecord/. Here you should see all the flight records. Just copy and paste them.
You can view them here...https://www.phantomhelp.com/LogViewer/upload/
Hope this helps.
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