Yes 400 ft in the US and you have to be able to see your drone. What does that have to do with this?
It's not supposed to. It happened during the only time I lost control of the drone. Out of nowhere it became unstable and went to the right and stabilized after 5 seconds or so. I think it was due to some aircraft interference perhaps but I didn't get any message.
In my country there are no hard restrictions on VLOS flights. So I have my personal best of 10 km (32,000 ft) back to the starting point.
It does ... in Sport mode.
Wow, not being able to see my drone while it's in the air scares the **** out of me, let alone if it's 10 km away!
I usually get it to 30 mph in sports mode but I guess with longer distances it can then
There's no need to act like the drone police.
Below is a chart created out from a flightlog from my own Mavic Air 1... with a constant elevator command (right stick fully forward) it took 10sec to reach 19,1m/s (42,7mph). It was a slight tailwind in the test run, approx 4m/s (9mph)... which possibly made the drone to accelerate a tad faster (and also explain why the drone didn't have to utilize the full allowed tilt angle of 35 degrees in Sport & instead was averaging around 32 degrees).
Maybe you choose the wrong word here, contention is another word for "heated disagreement"?
This is an older app version. They must have changed the wording for altitude records. I believe this flight record was from a trip to Silverton, Colorado.
