When i activate a RTH, my drone (Phantom 4 Pro+) doesn't respect the height that i'd progam (35 meters) and flight till 120 meters once, and 63 meters during another flight. !!!
my p3s works fine.. now 1 are you already flying at those higher altitudes because it won't lower itself if it's below are th it will raise if it's above rth it will stay the same height and come back. I have no experience with the Phantom 4 or 4 plus but with all the optical sensors was there anything near it that might have caused it to raise on its own
DJI Natalia Posted at 2016-12-26 13:19
This case has been reported and it will be fixed with the next firmware version, sorry for the inconvenience caused.
Steve-76 Posted at 2016-12-25 18:23
my p3s works fine.. now 1 are you already flying at those higher altitudes because it won't lower itself if it's below are th it will raise if it's above rth it will stay the same height and come back. I have no experience with the Phantom 4 or 4 plus but with all the optical sensors was there anything near it that might have caused it to raise on its own
Steve-76 Posted at 2016-12-26 04:23
my p3s works fine.. now 1 are you already flying at those higher altitudes because it won't lower itself if it's below are th it will raise if it's above rth it will stay the same height and come back. I have no experience with the Phantom 4 or 4 plus but with all the optical sensors was there anything near it that might have caused it to raise on its own
Please note that the OP posted in the Phantom 4 Pro section of the forum. The issue he is reporting is a known fault and has been reported before.
Steve-76 Posted at 2016-12-25 09:23
my p3s works fine.. now 1 are you already flying at those higher altitudes because it won't lower itself if it's below are th it will raise if it's above rth it will stay the same height and come back. I have no experience with the Phantom 4 or 4 plus but with all the optical sensors was there anything near it that might have caused it to raise on its own
Nah. It's a commonly-reported issues with this model.