Oh it’s not very widespread, went and had a look in past threads . . .
Since we often refer to altitude above take-off point, which is different from AGL and AMSL, I coined a new abbreviation, ATOP = Above Take-Off Point. Example of usage: "DJI limits Mavic to 500m ATOP, but doesn't mention this in the product sheet. Tsk, tsk, tsk, DJI!" :D Please add to AACU list...
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I've google this and all the solutions seem to point to using an older version of the dji assistant app (1.1.2) and i think maybe an older version of the firmware as well. Is there any way to go above 400 ft using the latest mavic firmware and assistant 1.1.6? If i need to use 1.1.2 just to...
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I was looking at the EXIF data from some of my JPEGS. Assuming the altitude data is correct what exactly is is showing? I am on the latest firmware and 4.15 of the Go 4 App. It appears to be showing the elevation above sea level for the LAT LONG coordinates and adding in the height of the MP...
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2017 era.
Point is for drone pilots what we see on our telemetry on all of the apps is ATOP or ATL, and obviously used as an accurate reference to assist in knowing where you drone is in relation to the HP.
AHP could also be interchangeable.
AGL is always going to be left for a guesstimate unless manufacturers build in more elaborate hardware.
Another type of acronym I’ve seen that’s not official is TOAL, I guess to save some keystrokes or ink as with acronyms in general.