You need iTunes on your laptop to locate the file on your iPad, not GO4.
The OP has said a few times (posts 8, 10, 12, 14) that he doesn't know how find and upload the log even though post #5 has a link to the log viewer and instructions for how to find it and upload it.
Yeah, all I was looking for was if anyone had one for sale, I did not expect all the help,I just wish I was more edMod must have moved this out of classifieds!!
Yea, you have to use iTunes with crApples.
Using iTunes I have to copy / sync the whole folder, I can't just copy the one I want, unless I use:
iFunbox | the File and App Management Tool for iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch.
"IExplorer", I' will be looking at that like now.....
@YooperPH4, keep trying, it will be worth it.
I prefer crApples for mobiles (security and performance), but other than that they irritate me!
Rod
I have not removed go app from my I pad, I have never had it on my computer. I have to try to install it on y computer and then look at the log
I think this response is typical of many persons. If I had a problem like a flyaway and someone asked me to provide the flightlog, I'd need to spend a week or two figuring out how to do that without a guide of some sort. This gentleman is obviously lost and needs someone to lead him thru the steps, in layman's terms, in how to access the flight log and upload it to this site, DJI, etc. Can someone help the guy with a step by step instruction that doesn't take an egghead techie to decipher? Such help would help me also for future reference should I ever need it.
I believe post#15 was quite straight forward. If you are asking for a video tutorial that is a bit much. If you know directory structure at all ( Which all computer users should ) then it should be easy to access.
Yes. I've been familiar with computer directory structure since 1984. But I'm pretty sure my P4P flight log is nowhere to be found on my computer since I don't fly my drone with my laptop. I would assume cables would need to be connected from my drone or remote controller and then some procedure would need to be followed to get the data onto my computer. That is the issue I am talking about. If my drone crashed, I couldn't simply drive back home, turn on my computer and find the culprit in some directory. As I indicated, egghead techies know the drill, other's could use some guidance and I doubt a video would be necessary.
I am working on it now. I did not know I could not see the full logs on the IPad, I am trying to get it on my dell computer now.You can't install DJI-GO on your computer, do you have some on than can help you out?
Rod
I will admit I am a Real Estate agent, I purchased the drone to help in my business, I am not at all tech savy. I have only had the drone itself for a few months and have a total of 9 hours on it. I apologize for being ignorant, I really am trying to understand. I think I should probably leave you folks alone and work on this on my own until I am more competent on these issues. Thanks for everyone's help.
I fully understand your situation. Please don't give up on receiving help here. This is an excellent forum with some great knowledgeable people who are more than willing to get you back on track. This is what good forums do. Members realize that not all members are drone experts. I'm actually surprised that several have not jumped to your aid by now but give it a little time. If you still come up scratching your head, let me know and I'll do the research necessary to help. We'll "git 'er done".
Thanks, Rod. This is probably great assistance for someone who knows where to find Step A1, B1, C1, etc. It's a big world out there and I'm sure those vital steps aren't on the moon. But, for some of us, it would help to narrow the search down a bit. Again, thanks for your help.
Lets start all over again.
