How do we configure our Mavic 2 Pro to use the actual ground level data, so that we can fly higher than 500m from launch pad, if we are, say, flying up a mountain? At this point, I'm limited to programming Litchi and running an automated program, which uses Google Maps data and actual terrain height above sea level.. is there a way to use this data in manual flight mode?
Using actual AGL in DJI & Litchi
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AMann
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What program are you using when you wrote “ At this point, I'm limited to programming Litchi and running an automated program, which uses Google Maps data and actual terrain height above sea level”? I’ve been trying to set up a way to use Google DEM information to adjust the AGL heights of photo points in a mission file in order to fly a Litchi grid so it would stay at a constant height AGL even while going over small hills and ravines.
This is what I got while using a Litchi mission file and Google DEM’s. The original grid was the blue one I made in Litchi, and after I added DEM information I created the corresponding red grid that follows terrain at a constant Height AGL. But the process lost the camera control points and I will have to manually reset each one if I want to use it.
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