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DJI Mini 3 Flight Log: Export and Analyze

The DJI Mini 3 is a popular sub-250 g drone for travel and light commercial work. Its flight logs are useful for checking where you flew, how high you went and whether GPS or battery behaviour deserves attention.

Where the logs live

DJI stores flight records in the DJI Fly app and, depending on the model and firmware, on the aircraft itself. App records are convenient for replay but are not always a plain CSV. For analysis, use a CSV/TXT export produced by DJI Assistant 2, a trusted log converter, or your own telemetry recorder.

Analyzing a Mini 3 log

1. Export or obtain a CSV/TXT file that contains latitude, longitude, altitude and time fields.
2. Upload it to Drone Flight Report.
3. Review the satellite track, distance, maximum altitude and health check.
4. Download the PDF if you need a record for a client or insurance file.

What to check after a Mini 3 flight

• Max altitude: confirm you stayed inside your local limit.
• Distance: useful for mapping and inspection coverage.
• GPS quality: sudden satellite drops can explain drift or RTH behaviour.
• Wind reference: a regional reference helps interpret battery drain and ground speed.

Compatibility note: the analyzer reads delimited CSV/TXT telemetry, not DJI's encrypted internal binary logs. If your export opens as readable columns in a spreadsheet, it will work here.

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