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=Flight log book=
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StudioX includes a flight log book that allows to keep record of your flights and battery usage. To synchronize your log book with different devices, you can change the storage location from the '''Options''' menu. If you like, you can choose a cloud drive folder there. The log data is stored in a single .xml file. Also you can copy this file between devices or backup this file if needed.<br />
StudioX includes a flight log book that allows to keep record of your flights and battery usage. To synchronize your log book with different devices, you can change the storage location from the '''Options''' menu. If you like, you can choose a cloud drive folder there. The log data is stored in a single .xml file. Also you can copy this file between devices or backup this file if needed.<br />
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When you open the '''Flight log''' for the first time, you have to add a location (your flying field), a model and at least one battery. (If you don't want to add flight log and only want to keep track of your battery usage, you can solely add batteries as well.) Click the Options button on the upper left corner and choose '''Add''', then add the items one after another.
When you open the '''Flight log''' for the first time, you have to add a location (your flying field), a model and at least one battery. (If you don't want to add flight log and only want to keep track of your battery usage, you can solely add batteries as well.) Click the Options button on the upper left corner and choose '''Add''', then add the items one after another.
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Now by clicking the battery, you can "Charge" it (you can do this at home when you've charged your batteries in reality). Then after flying with the battery click here again to discharge the battery. Then the flight log will open and you can add additional informations.
Now by clicking the battery, you can "Charge" it (you can do this at home when you've charged your batteries in reality). Then after flying with the battery click here again to discharge the battery. Then the flight log will open and you can add additional informations.
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Go to '''Logs''' to review your flights. Also you can display some graph about your battery usage.
Go to '''Logs''' to review your flights. Also you can display some graph about your battery usage.
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If you feel adding additional flight data is to laborius, you can switch into '''Quick mode'''. Here adding log data is not required when "discharging" a battery.
If you feel adding additional flight data is to laborius, you can switch into '''Quick mode'''. Here adding log data is not required when "discharging" a battery.
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