This may be a dumb question , but if I have my measurements set on IMPERIAL , is my RTH Alt. still in Meters ? Or is it in Feet ?
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I kinda figured that , I just wanted to make sure . Thanks , I will keep my RTH Alt. set where it is .
If it's set to Imperial only the display data is in Imperial. All of the app setting stay in meters I believe, RTH altitude, max altitude and max distance (if on).
If you mean the default. I'd change it, as the default is 20m (65'). I know the trees in Fl aren't the tallest, but I'm sure there's some over 65' tall.
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I figure if a RTH is triggered by a weak battery then 120M is asking a lot - and wind up there may be considerably different, and even in a different direction, than where you were flying.
As such I set mine at 80 meters, as I know it can take a surprisingly long time descending from 120.
As such I set mine at 80 meters, as I know it can take a surprisingly long time descending from 120.
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I don't push my battery, RTH for me usually triggers as a loss of signal.
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The only structure I have around me is a Cell Tower & I don't even fly that way , so not worried about the craft RTH coming back that way, unless it flies by itself past me to the Tower . I'm well above any of the Pine Tree's or single story homes in my area , so 164' is plenty & I can still see my Drone . I'm not one that is trying to break distance records.
Same here, have it set to 50m. That will clear most tall trees, even if on a small incline.
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