I'm looking at my flight logs and I'm a bit confused, especially with the altitude numbers. On the 'summary' screen, it lists the top altitude as 246.0 feet. On the screen with all the flight logs, you can see a lot of flights that over over 246 feet.

Why the discrepancy?

Top altitude is misleading. It stand for take off altitude. The highest take of point has been  246.0ft.

It’s take off above sea level.

G_Sig Posted at 2018-2-21 10:34
Top altitude is misleading. It stand for take off altitude. The highest take of point has been  246.0ft.

Ahhhhhhhhhh... Thanks for the info.

hallmark007 Posted at 2018-2-21 11:42
It’s take off above sea level.

Thank you very much!

Yeah, thanks for clearing that up. I had a near 350 ft altitude which seemed to put me close to air traffic. I was on a hill...

Yes, it is the max takeoff altitude above sea level. Thanks for the participants.

I have a Q about the altitude on the flyrecords, they showing  -5m. How can that, when the MA are landing on ground zero?

Free2be Posted at 2018-5-28 03:46
I have a Q about the altitude on the flyrecords, they showing  -5m. How can that, when the MA are landing on ground zero?
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Was the Home Point set on the ground or in air?
If the drone don't get time to set homepoint before takeoff this happen.
Upload  your flight log to Phantomhelp and post back the link. It will tell if this is the case or if something is wrong.

Hello G_SIG,
Thats the point, you gave the answer, the take off was taken about this height, thanks to the explination for this. Stupid me!

Free2be Posted at 2018-5-28 07:10
Hello G_SIG,
Thats the point, you gave the answer, the take off was taken about this height, thanks to the explination for this. Stupid me!

It just take some time to get the homepoint .
It is worth waiting for it. We have seen few  so called fly away do to not waiting few seconds more.

Thanks for the tip, I understoot the nessesary of this point and have take the RTH point on a higher altitude, but I will give it a special attention by the start the next fly!