Before I go out and try this myself, how easy is it to fly the MM into the ground? In other words, do the sensors underneath provide any useful CFIT protection?
I have a shot list that includes a lot of following roads, tracks and other paths, uphill, downhill and on the flat, flying FPV. On reviewing the footage I'm always too high due to the phone display not giving me enough clues to hug the terrain safely. I want to push it down to 4 or 5 feet above the deck. I know that it knows where 5 or so feet is, you can see that when auto landing in RTH mode, since it hovers there before finally landing.
Is that "height awareness linked to altitude control'" capability active when flying forward or backward? What would happen if I start flying up a hillside road right stick full forward, left stick slightly forward, then let go of the left stick? I'm thinking it will plough right in.
I have a shot list that includes a lot of following roads, tracks and other paths, uphill, downhill and on the flat, flying FPV. On reviewing the footage I'm always too high due to the phone display not giving me enough clues to hug the terrain safely. I want to push it down to 4 or 5 feet above the deck. I know that it knows where 5 or so feet is, you can see that when auto landing in RTH mode, since it hovers there before finally landing.
Is that "height awareness linked to altitude control'" capability active when flying forward or backward? What would happen if I start flying up a hillside road right stick full forward, left stick slightly forward, then let go of the left stick? I'm thinking it will plough right in.