I was wondering that myself. So you can't game the altitude limits by resetting the home pointThe home point is a coordinate. The current altitude will still be based off the take off location. That means your Phantom's current altitude will not change when you reset the home point.
It doesn't know where the ground is located. It can only tell when it stops descending. When that happens, it assumes it has landed.How does it know once landed?
Yes, that's also how it shuts off after 3 seconds in a handcatch when you pull the left stick all the way back and hold it there, while not allowing any further descent with your hand. Don't try that with an Inspire1, though!When you turn on your Phantom, it assumes that location is 0 ft. After that point, all future altitudes displayed in DJI GO, Litchi, etc. are based off of that location.
It doesn't know where the ground is located. It can only tell when it stops descending. When that happens, it assumes it has landed.
Let us all learn from Enrique Iglesias' mistake.Don't try that with an Inspire1, though!
Yeah, carbon fiber props cut like a knife. The softer plastic props on the P3P less so.Let us all learn from Enrique Iglesias' mistake.
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