Ksc said:I think the newest update allows that. Or you can just learn the metric system which is used by 99% of the world so if you should ever leave the country, you can look smart.
Xrover said:Speeds, distance, length and height are measured in Imperial in the U.S. Not metric.
Cessna said:In aviation instruments aircraft speed is typical measure in knots per second, per the International Civil Aviation Organization. Only a few countries, Russia and China, measure velocity in meters per second. The same is true for flight levels, per ICAO it based on feet, FL290 is 29,000 feet above mean sea level (MSL) where again, Russia bases its flight levels and separation rules using meters.
Should DJI been based in Japan, I would have expected the readings to be based on knots/sec and feet AGL (Above Ground Level) rather than in meters.
d4ddyo said:speaking of iOsd...
what is P: R: on the display?
Az is heading?
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