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Sorry if this has been covered before, but I don't see anything about it. This has bitten me twice so far.
First, I was on a hilltop and I sent the Mavic out away from me a ways and down toward the bottom of the hill (but it was still, I would say, at least 30 feet up). I wanted to try out the terrain-follow to fly it up the hill towards me, but when I tried to enter the mode, it told me no because I needed to be at least 30 above ground (or something like that).
Then I realized that the Mavic controller was telling me that it was something like -100ft (presumably based on my take-off location).
Second, was a very similar circumstance, but this time, I was trying waypoints. I wanted the mavic to start low and then work it's way up over the ridge of the cliff I was standing on. But... no dice. Wouldn't let me do waypoints since it thought it was too low.
I guess one possible solution, which I haven't tried, would be to hover down there somewhere low and remotely set a new home location. But that seems sketchy for a few different reasons.
I'm probably overlooking something obvious. Anybody know a good way?
Thanks
First, I was on a hilltop and I sent the Mavic out away from me a ways and down toward the bottom of the hill (but it was still, I would say, at least 30 feet up). I wanted to try out the terrain-follow to fly it up the hill towards me, but when I tried to enter the mode, it told me no because I needed to be at least 30 above ground (or something like that).
Then I realized that the Mavic controller was telling me that it was something like -100ft (presumably based on my take-off location).
Second, was a very similar circumstance, but this time, I was trying waypoints. I wanted the mavic to start low and then work it's way up over the ridge of the cliff I was standing on. But... no dice. Wouldn't let me do waypoints since it thought it was too low.
I guess one possible solution, which I haven't tried, would be to hover down there somewhere low and remotely set a new home location. But that seems sketchy for a few different reasons.
I'm probably overlooking something obvious. Anybody know a good way?
Thanks