Hi everyone !
My main playground for my M2 pro is the mountain environment, and since I'm planning to use it in quite high altitude, one thought came to my mind about the RTH function... Someone could give me more details? Here's my question :
Considering a crest that peaks at 3000m altitude, I take off maybe 200/300m lower, and I send the Mavic over the crest. The other side is much steeper, and once on the other side, imagine that I loose connexion due to the terrain. A lost connexion will activate the RTH : if my RTH is set to 50m altitude, will it just hit the mountain side, due to its shutting down the sensors in RTH mode ?
I guess the best way to shoot this kind of footage is to find myself at the very top of the crest, were I'll be "visible" for the drone, but sometimes, you just dont have access to the ideal point, and then you send the drone...
Maybe my question is stupid, and there's already a way to avoid bad surprises like this, but I thought it was worse asking...
Thanks !!
My main playground for my M2 pro is the mountain environment, and since I'm planning to use it in quite high altitude, one thought came to my mind about the RTH function... Someone could give me more details? Here's my question :
Considering a crest that peaks at 3000m altitude, I take off maybe 200/300m lower, and I send the Mavic over the crest. The other side is much steeper, and once on the other side, imagine that I loose connexion due to the terrain. A lost connexion will activate the RTH : if my RTH is set to 50m altitude, will it just hit the mountain side, due to its shutting down the sensors in RTH mode ?
I guess the best way to shoot this kind of footage is to find myself at the very top of the crest, were I'll be "visible" for the drone, but sometimes, you just dont have access to the ideal point, and then you send the drone...
Maybe my question is stupid, and there's already a way to avoid bad surprises like this, but I thought it was worse asking...
Thanks !!