In order to set up your DJI OSD for mid-range flights, simply copy and paste this code into your Betaflight CLI to have the same information layout as shown in the image above.

set osd_vbat_pos = 2424
set osd_rssi_pos = 2107
set osd_link_quality_pos = 2072
set osd_rssi_dbm_pos = 161
set osd_tim_1_pos = 320
set osd_tim_2_pos = 2400
set osd_flymode_pos = 2304
set osd_throttle_pos = 2240
set osd_vtx_channel_pos = 169
set osd_current_pos = 2059
set osd_mah_drawn_pos = 2048
set osd_craft_name_pos = 2432
set osd_gps_speed_pos = 2272
set osd_gps_lon_pos = 2476
set osd_gps_lat_pos = 2464
set osd_gps_sats_pos = 2438
set osd_home_dir_pos = 2446
set osd_home_dist_pos = 2448
set osd_flight_dist_pos = 2080
set osd_compass_bar_pos = 2410
set osd_altitude_pos = 18680
set osd_warnings_pos = 2089
set osd_avg_cell_voltage_pos = 2392
set osd_disarmed_pos = 2283
set osd_nvario_pos = 2264
set osd_flip_arrow_pos = 395
set osd_core_temp_pos = 2328
set osd_log_status_pos = 97
set osd_efficiency_pos = 231
set osd_stat_tim_2 = OFF
set osd_stat_max_dist = ON
set osd_stat_max_alt = ON
set osd_stat_bbox = OFF
set osd_stat_bb_no = OFF
set osd_stat_flight_dist = ON
set osd_stat_total_time = ON
set osd_displayport_device = MSP
save

Having had the opportunity to attend aviation school, I have organized this information with the same logic as on a real aircraft. All of this information is important and helps you fly efficiently, such as knowing where your throttle stick is positioned on your OSD. Between 30-50%, you know you have a good RPM if, for example, you are flying at a speed of 50-70km/h. However, if you see that you have 60% or more throttle and you’re only going 30km/h, you’re likely flying against the wind. It’s also very useful to see your altitude and just above that, the variometer, which tells you whether you’re ascending or descending and by how many meters per second.