I've done a bit of a search both here and at the Dronelink forums, but haven't really found the answer to this question, If I missed the thread, I apologize.
If I do a terrain-following mission with Dronelink, where there is a significant terrain feature along the mission path, will the RTH function continue to follow terrain, or will it simply return at some fixed altitude? I don't want to find my drone running into a mountainside during RTH, nor do I want to be forced to set the RTH altitude so high that I blow the FAA AGL limits in part of the RTH path.
Any thoughts or advice on how to deal with this?
If I do a terrain-following mission with Dronelink, where there is a significant terrain feature along the mission path, will the RTH function continue to follow terrain, or will it simply return at some fixed altitude? I don't want to find my drone running into a mountainside during RTH, nor do I want to be forced to set the RTH altitude so high that I blow the FAA AGL limits in part of the RTH path.
Any thoughts or advice on how to deal with this?