In the Support Pages about Trickshots from dji there is often reference to "Inspection Distance".  What is that, please?  It also includes eadings on "Existing Trickshots";I guess it meand "Exiting Trickshots".

"eadings" = "headings"!

Where is this "triskshot" section?

I think the "Inspection Distance" is the distance around an object that should be clear from obstacles when starting a quickshot.

Do you mean quickshots?

Yes, sorry.  It is in: https://support.dji.com/help/con ... qQOwg%25253D%25253D

The "inspection distance" means how far the drone will raise up while doing the Quickshot "Rocket" (for example).

The "existing" should be replaced with "exiting" or "cancelling"

ElleKN Posted at 5-25 04:29
The "existing" should be replaced with "exiting" or "cancelling"

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Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. The Inspection Distance on the support page about Quickshot is refer to the Flight Distance that the drone performed when doing the said Quickshot modes. Should you have other inquiries, please don't hesitate to reach us. Thank you for your valued support.

DJI Paladin Posted at 5-25 17:54
Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. The Inspection Distance on the support page about Quickshot is refer to the Flight Distance that the drone performed when doing the said Quickshot modes. Should you have other inquiries, please don't hesitate to reach us. Thank you for your valued support.

Someone else said that it meant: "The "inspection distance" means how far the drone will raise up while doing the Quickshot "Rocket" (for example)."
Which is correct, horizontal, vertical or "hypotenuse" distance from "Home Point"?

DavidJE Posted at 5-25 20:13
Someone else said that it meant: "The "inspection distance" means how far the drone will raise up while doing the Quickshot "Rocket" (for example)."
Which is correct, horizontal, vertical or "hypotenuse" distance from "Home Point"?

It depends on the kind of Quickshot that you are performing. Rocket goes straight up. Dronie diagonally....
Just try it once in open field and you will see that it es really easy to understand

ElleKN Posted at 5-25 22:03
It depends on the kind of Quickshot that you are performing. Rocket goes straight up. Dronie diagonally....
Just try it once in open field and you will see that it es really easy to understand

Excellent, that is very clear

DavidJE Posted at 5-25 20:13
Someone else said that it meant: "The "inspection distance" means how far the drone will raise up while doing the Quickshot "Rocket" (for example)."
Which is correct, horizontal, vertical or "hypotenuse" distance from "Home Point"?

Hello, David. EllenKN is correct in his response above. It depends on what kind of Quickshot are you working on. Please have a test flight for you to master this feature. Should you have other inquiries, please don't hesitate to reach us. Thank you for your valued support.