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Is spark a short lived hobbie?
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<blockquote data-quote="Rafa7" data-source="post: 39495" data-attributes="member: 7702"><p>Same here, I had never used neither the Pause or RTH buttons until last Sunday, so I used three batteries to practice-practice both buttons for all the conditions listed in the manual with RTH being the most convoluted due to different combinations of altitude/distance. At the end of the day I feel very confortable with how to setup RTH correctly for me and how it's going to respond at any given time I press it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rafa7, post: 39495, member: 7702"] Same here, I had never used neither the Pause or RTH buttons until last Sunday, so I used three batteries to practice-practice both buttons for all the conditions listed in the manual with RTH being the most convoluted due to different combinations of altitude/distance. At the end of the day I feel very confortable with how to setup RTH correctly for me and how it's going to respond at any given time I press it. [/QUOTE]
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