Dumb question...

[Wick]

“The home point has been updated”. Once this is stated can I assume it will come right back to this spot with RTH if needed? I know if last you had to do the little dance to get gps correct?

 

[Deleted member 103366]

Yes it should come back to the RTH point BUT what you may need to be careful of is where that RTH point was set i.e. where you are or where the drone was, this is particularily relevant if you were fiddling with the home point location.
With the DJI Fly app it seems you can set the home point to some arbitrary place by dragging the map about.

 

[Motorcycle Rider]

It should come back to approximately that point, but likely not exactly.
Make dang sure that you set the RTH altitude at a sufficient height to clear all obstacles on its return before you try it out. I fly mostly in a very hilly, and treed area, so make sure its set high enough.

 

[Meta4]

I know if last you had to do the little dance to get gps correct?

Your "little dance" has nothing to do with GPS (it's about the compass).

 

[apeel]

You may want to read the manual carefully. You don't mention which DJI Drone you have, but I have a Mavic 2 Zoom and I assume that the other DJI models behave the same way - hence check your manual.

With the Mavic 2, RTH will not always return to the home point. If you are within 5-20 meters of the home point, it can land where it is rather than RTH, depending on how you have set the parameter 'RTH at Current Altitude'.

• When the setting ' RTH at Current Altitude' is ENABLED (default) the aircraft will land in place when RTH is triggered within 5 m (~16.5-ft) of the Home Point.
• When the setting ' RTH at Current Altitude' is DISABLED, the aircraft will land in place when RTH is triggered within 20-meters (~66-ft) of the Home Point