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FormerMember06292019_2
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I live in flat-land USA these days so I haven't a convenient way to test this.
Given I am on top of a hill at least 400' above the surrounding terrain and I lift off straight up... my Mavic 2 will top out just under 400' AGL from my launch point. I then move the drone in any direction. And my AGL will increase in direct relation to the decreasing elevation of the hill.
Does the software/internal GPS firmware take this slope into account and cause the drone to descend or otherwise alert the user the drone is above 400' AGL?
Given I am on top of a hill at least 400' above the surrounding terrain and I lift off straight up... my Mavic 2 will top out just under 400' AGL from my launch point. I then move the drone in any direction. And my AGL will increase in direct relation to the decreasing elevation of the hill.
Does the software/internal GPS firmware take this slope into account and cause the drone to descend or otherwise alert the user the drone is above 400' AGL?