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Explain differences of Litchi and Autopilot?
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<blockquote data-quote="The Editor" data-source="post: 56761" data-attributes="member: 82"><p>OK, so, you might want to sit down so you can understand this.</p><p>Various flight log data is recorded internally within the aircraft irrespective of what app is being used (this is how DJI analyse crash data). This data can be accessed/downloaded independently once the aircraft is connected via USB.</p><p>For your information, yes, both Litchi and Autopilot log their own data within the app and this can also be accessed via various software packages (like Airdata for example).</p><p>Now to your question (I'll type this slowly so you can grasp the concept)....</p><p>If, upon analysis of the flight log data, DJI determines a crash was due to failure of hardware or their firmware, then obviously it would be covered under warranty. Furthermore, if a failure was determined to be due to an error within the SDK (an incorrect command or perameter was passed to the flight controller for example) then again, DJI would cover the loss since it would be directly attributable to their software.</p><p>If however it was determined a bug within the third party software caused a crash or failure then no, DJI would not honour any warranty claim.</p><p>Simply loading and running a third party application however does not invalidate or preclude any claim under a specific or implied warranty.</p><p>I hope that helps explain the situation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Editor, post: 56761, member: 82"] OK, so, you might want to sit down so you can understand this. Various flight log data is recorded internally within the aircraft irrespective of what app is being used (this is how DJI analyse crash data). This data can be accessed/downloaded independently once the aircraft is connected via USB. For your information, yes, both Litchi and Autopilot log their own data within the app and this can also be accessed via various software packages (like Airdata for example). Now to your question (I'll type this slowly so you can grasp the concept).... If, upon analysis of the flight log data, DJI determines a crash was due to failure of hardware or their firmware, then obviously it would be covered under warranty. Furthermore, if a failure was determined to be due to an error within the SDK (an incorrect command or perameter was passed to the flight controller for example) then again, DJI would cover the loss since it would be directly attributable to their software. If however it was determined a bug within the third party software caused a crash or failure then no, DJI would not honour any warranty claim. Simply loading and running a third party application however does not invalidate or preclude any claim under a specific or implied warranty. I hope that helps explain the situation. [/QUOTE]
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