I think everyone understands exactly what you are saying, but you are still incorrect.
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db4476
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Ok
Sounds like a DJI Boy just flat deny.
Have you ever tried it?
Based on your obvious position you will just deny it anyway.
Like I said before I’ve owned and flow over 100 DJI drones of my own personal money.
I’ve got 35 registered at DJI right now as I type.
I also have 2 Cine combos and a air 2s with RC Pro controllers.
Do you?
Sounds like a DJI Boy just flat deny.
Have you ever tried it?
Based on your obvious position you will just deny it anyway.
Like I said before I’ve owned and flow over 100 DJI drones of my own personal money.
I’ve got 35 registered at DJI right now as I type.
I also have 2 Cine combos and a air 2s with RC Pro controllers.
Do you?
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It might help if you give some details rather than just saying that the indicated height is all screwed up.
If you are seeing differences of just a few metres, that's completely normal and the nature of things when altitude is measured with a barometric sensor.
And flying to a negative height makes absolutely no difference.
It doesn't screw anything up.
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You need to try it. It’s how I fly most of my missions. Fan boy I understand. You don’t want to loose your position with DJI so sucking up is required.
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I live in the mountains, and I frequently fly below takeoff elevation.
I'm starting to think a lot of your posts are pure fantasy, but go ahead and post some log files showing this behavior if you want to be taken seriously.
No - I think you understand very little, especially when the temper tantrums kick in.
It's "lose" not "loose".
Until you actually test you are speculating man!
Sorry I’m acting annoyed but DJI protectionism blows one’s cover.
I will gladly challenge you to a $1000 bet that it will happen even on your DJI drone.
Are you up for putting your money where your mouth is?
Sorry I’m acting annoyed but DJI protectionism blows one’s cover.
I will gladly challenge you to a $1000 bet that it will happen even on your DJI drone.
Are you up for putting your money where your mouth is?
He has no position with DJI and he has tried it and everything else possible.
You're not the only person to have flown lower than launch point .... it's something that many flyers do without any negative effects.
How about giving some specific details about what you've observed?
You are the one making the assertions - post some log files. As I said, I frequently fly below takeoff elevation and I don't see this with any of the drones I use, DJI or other makes.
Your suggestion of "DJI protectionism" is as uninformed as your ideas about altitude.
Such a wordsmith you are.
I don’t have time or desire to prove toy drone data. I just gave my quick feedback as to my experience.
Denying my statements doesn’t change reality.
Nor does a neat and tidy narrative.
Or groupthink.
Truth is truth.
I don’t have time or desire to prove toy drone data. I just gave my quick feedback as to my experience.
Denying my statements doesn’t change reality.
Nor does a neat and tidy narrative.
Or groupthink.
Truth is truth.
Your statements (completely lacking detail), go against the reality experienced by all other flyers.
Unless you give details, it looks like you are trolling and should be ignored.
You mean unlike you I can spell?
Of course you don't - it would demonstrate that you are wrong. And why do you own so many toys?
No - you made some incorrect assertions and then resorted to name calling when you were challenged.
No one is denying your statements - just pointing out that they are incorrect.
That's an impressive tally of clichés.
dirkclod
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Than maybe that is where you belong and not in our forum.
Any more argumentative or derogatory post will be deleted as well
as you. Hope I am perfectly clear. Enough is enough.
dc.
I just flew my A2s w/rc pro. Yep totally off. Here are take off and landing. Look at the altitude at landing. I’m 3.5’ or so up and it is reading - altitude. 
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So you are seeing a difference of of just a few feet.
As has been explained to already, that's completely normal and expected when using a barometric sensor to measure altitude.
But it is not a problem and makes no difference when flying.
It gets worse trust me. None of the settings including return to home and APAS know it’s changed.
And if you are searching at low level it’s very unnerving to flat out know it’s wrong.
And if you are searching at low level it’s very unnerving to flat out know it’s wrong.
I trust actual data, but someone who doesn't provide data or even explain what they think might be a problem ... that's a different matter.
What you've shown so far isn't a problem, it's a misunderstanding of the equipment and it's limitations + an exaggeration of the implications.
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