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The FAA regulation limits altitude over ground to exceed 400'. Over ground altitude does not refer to takeoff point altitude once the UAV has moved away from that point. So if you fly up a mountain you don't violate the rule even if the mountain makes you climb 1000' as long as the copter is not more than 400' over ground level (which may be the top of the mountain).
Here is a perfect example were the P3P climbed over 800' from the takeoff point legally.
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Here is a perfect example were the P3P climbed over 800' from the takeoff point legally.
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