How's this Possible??

dewster · Jun 3, 2017

D95GAS said:
Interesting. I am aware that on certain forums they have found the option embedded in the MP to bypass the ceiling height set by DJI. There i also a 3rd party option that you can purchase which not only bypasses the restriction, but also disables/changes NFZ......

What app is that? I live in a no fly zone and can't even fly inside of my house. Lol

ageer · Jun 3, 2017

hookalakupua said:
Please post if you do as that would be great to see!

hookalakupua · Jun 3, 2017

ageer said:
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Stunning video! Thanks for sharing as hoping to get to San Diego next month to do the same. Any words of wisdom?

ageer · Jun 4, 2017

hookalakupua said:
Stunning video! Thanks for sharing as hoping to get to San Diego next month to do the same. Any words of wisdom?

Appreciate the kind words - I really just spend a few minutes before I fly thinking about where I might launch from, what the best perspective might be. I look at google maps in 3d view for ideas, which has been quite helpful :

And always go early - if you are rushed for a sunrise or sunset, you will forget the basics and not have time to think about a plan. I wish my editing was better (but I rushed through that!)

Andrew F · Jun 4, 2017

hookalakupua said:
Hey guys. Just came across this and was wondering how in the world he bypassed the altitude limits within the software. Any thoughts?
Thanks

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it's fake

SeaComms · Jun 4, 2017

One giveaway is a quick calculation based on the time and the altitude. Works out to a climb rate of around 50m/s or 180kmh.. That would be more impressive than the height!

Andrew F · Jun 4, 2017

SeaComms said:
One giveaway is a quick calculation based on the time and the altitude. Works out to a climb rate of around 50m/s or 180kmh.. That would be more impressive than the height!

Exactly. And the method of altitude screen counter is clearly non-standard.

Lifted Chevy · Jun 4, 2017

Fog looks cool.

Lifted Chevy · Jun 4, 2017

hookalakupua · Jun 4, 2017

SeaComms said:
One giveaway is a quick calculation based on the time and the altitude. Works out to a climb rate of around 50m/s or 180kmh.. That would be more impressive than the height!

Good call! Sure glad there are some intelligent people on this forum!