Total hours in airframe

[licensed pilot]

Is there a resource to read how many total hours my 2015 I1P has flown?

 

[The Editor]

Is there a resource to read how many total hours my 2015 I1P has flown?

Not really.

Everything DJI log related is broken and has never functioned properly/reliably from day one.

The only accurate and 100% reliable method is to keep a manual log as I do with all my aircraft giving cumulative hours.

 

[licensed pilot]

Thank you Editor, I was afraid of that. I log every hour I fly so is no big deal, was hoping for something easier.

 

[Eric Braun]

Not really.

Everything DJI log related is broken and has never functioned properly/reliably from day one.

The only accurate and 100% reliable method is to keep a manual log as I do with all my aircraft giving cumulative hours.

My Airdata records seem very accurate. I used to keep manual records but stopped when Airdata tracked them perfectly. Airdata does have trouble tracking battery serial numbers, though, so I still track those manually.

 

[A.U.S.]

Can i ask what the background was for this query?
A.U.S.

 

[licensed pilot]

background?

 

[A.U.S.]

Yeah, i was wondering what prompted the query...background.
I'm just new to the DJI scene, but if i were to figure that 75-80% of my battery time was flight, i would have a close approximation of air-frame time based on battery count. ymmv and why i asked.

 

[licensed pilot]

I'd like to know for maintenance purposes. I used to fly real airplanes, the Hobbs meter in an airplane(tach time) used by owner to record hours in maintenance logbooks. Just thought DJI would have a similar method. Guess I'll continue to rely on my pilot logbook.

 

[A.U.S.]

Ok, thanks for letting us know that (didn't know about Hobbs meter), perhaps HK or others may sell something to do the figuring for you? (like plant equipment that meters operating hrs)

Cheers
A.U.S.