With "Imperial units" selected, are the Inner and Outer heights in feet or meters?  I can't imagine decimal accuracy for positioning...

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Thank you for patiently waiting. The unit of speed is MPH and the height and distance units are in FEET. Hope this helps.

Thanks for the response.  However, I don't think it is exactly correct.
When I drag the 'height' sliders to the minimum (0.5), they then snap back to 2.0.  Maximum is 15.0.  I don't think it's logical for the heights to be 2 (!!!) feet to 15 feet.   2 - 15 m seem more reasonable.  Please see my attached video.


Also here is a frame grab from Justin Bainbridge's YT video at 6:28 ..his units are set to Metric and his display height minimum is also 2.0, like mine.

gofaster Posted at 4-26 04:37
Thanks for the response.  However, I don't think it is exactly correct.
When I drag the 'height' sliders to the minimum (0.5), they then snap back to 2.0.  Maximum is 15.0.  I don't think it's logical for the heights to be 2 (!!!) feet to 15 feet.   2 - 15 m seem more reasonable.  Please see my attached video.
https://cdn.djivideos.com/video_play/b39a744c-287e-4221-8ea1-e60dcd3c3846

Dear gofaster,
It seems you have posted pictures of two different settings.
First photo clearly shows (at radius selector 13 min and 32 max FEET - this applies IMHO to the belonging inner and outer heigth  min 10, max 15 -> also FEET.

Second picture (below video) in contrast shows inner and outer radius in 5 respective 12 „m“ = METER.
So applying to the inner height min2, max 5 -> METER.

I guess all is fine then…

HTH.
Regards,
Ralf

Rkorell Posted at 4-26 06:58
Dear gofaster,
It seems you have posted pictures of two different settings.
First photo clearly shows (at radius selector 13 min and 32 max FEET - this applies IMHO to the belonging inner and outer heigth  min 10, max 15 -> also FEET.

Hello Ralf.  
The first 'picture' is actually a video; which may make more sense if played.
The second photo at the bottom is from someone else's video whose units are in 'Metric'.

If one compares my video (Imperial units) with the other person's Youtube video (Metric units), one can see that the Inner and Outer height values are identical.  Whereas if the Metric minimum is 2m then the Imperial minimum should be displayed as ~ 6 feet.

Not a big deal, I can do the conversion.  But accuracy matters and mixing units has resulted in bad consequences.

Regards.

gofaster Posted at 4-26 07:22
Hello Ralf.  
The first 'picture' is actually a video; which may make more sense if played.
The second photo at the bottom is from someone else's video whose units are in 'Metric'.

OK, sorry,
I‘ve misunderstood your posting.

Regards,
Ralf