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  • Mike Sousa March 14, 2019 at 5:00am

    Thanks Artūrs

    I have seen that method. I was hoping I could go down a different path and not have to take a pic with the quad of the UgCS screen but maybe sync the clocks through the interface itself, especially since I'm using the UgCS for DJI. I thought maybe there might be a process to do that.

    Thanks....

    Mike



    Artūrs said:

    Hi Mike,

    Best way to sync clocks is to simply make a photo of the exact clock in UgCS ( put the mouse pointer on the clock to open precise clock) 3702456533?profile=original

    And with the millisecond clock wisible, make a photo with your Mavic 2 or Matrice 210 before performing the flight. Then when you will be using geotaging feature, you will have the time offset always visible in a photo taken before the flight.

    Safe flights,

    Artūrs

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  • Artūrs March 14, 2019 at 1:35am

    Hi Mike,

    Best way to sync clocks is to simply make a photo of the exact clock in UgCS ( put the mouse pointer on the clock to open precise clock) 3702456533?profile=original

    And with the millisecond clock wisible, make a photo with your Mavic 2 or Matrice 210 before performing the flight. Then when you will be using geotaging feature, you will have the time offset always visible in a photo taken before the flight.

    Safe flights,

    Artūrs

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