S skipper420 Well-Known Member Join Jan 6, 2019 Messages 55 Age 24 Jan 9, 2019 #1 If i fly out from a hillside that is 600 feet to the bottom and then hit rth and it set to 400 will my spark go down to that altitude
If i fly out from a hillside that is 600 feet to the bottom and then hit rth and it set to 400 will my spark go down to that altitude
Spark 317 Well known member with a Spark and a Mavic Air 2. Premium Pilot Join Jul 10, 2017 Messages 5,040 Loc Indiana, USA Jan 9, 2019 #2 skipper420 said: If i fly out from a hillside that is 600 feet to the bottom and then hit rth and it set to 400 will my spark go down to that altitude Click to expand... Prevent a Crash or Flyaway with Your DJI Drone (The Complete Guide) | Phantom Help Reactions: msinger
skipper420 said: If i fly out from a hillside that is 600 feet to the bottom and then hit rth and it set to 400 will my spark go down to that altitude Click to expand... Prevent a Crash or Flyaway with Your DJI Drone (The Complete Guide) | Phantom Help
msinger DJI Drone Expert Approved Vendor Premium Pilot Join May 27, 2017 Messages 3,310 Loc Harrisburg, PA (US) Web spark-help.com Jan 9, 2019 #3 skipper420 said: If i fly out from a hillside that is 600 feet to the bottom and then hit rth and it set to 400 will my spark go down to that altitude Click to expand... The Spark will never descend before returning home. It will only ascend up to the set RTH altitude.
skipper420 said: If i fly out from a hillside that is 600 feet to the bottom and then hit rth and it set to 400 will my spark go down to that altitude Click to expand... The Spark will never descend before returning home. It will only ascend up to the set RTH altitude.
Andre Levite WELL-TRUSTED MEMBER Premium Pilot Join Jun 18, 2018 Messages 1,680 Loc Treasure Coast of Florida Web how-to-spark.com Jan 9, 2019 #4 Even though you took off from a hill that was 600 feet above sea level the Spark calibrates the Home Point to be 0 feet in elevation. So RTH would cause the aircraft to ascend 400 feet above that Home Point. Reactions: graywoulf, nilanjan118 and 1uk3y
Even though you took off from a hill that was 600 feet above sea level the Spark calibrates the Home Point to be 0 feet in elevation. So RTH would cause the aircraft to ascend 400 feet above that Home Point.
S skipper420 Well-Known Member Join Jan 6, 2019 Messages 55 Age 24 Jan 10, 2019 #5 Thanks for clearing that up for me Reactions: Andre Levite