What, exactly, is this 1,640 feet on thw upper lAAElFTkSuQmCC[/img]

It's some funky info about the location where you are with the controller. It shows a lower number if you are in a "special" location, if not it shows up to 5000 but it's not based on regulations ( I think on DJI own GEO info ). I ignore that info especially here in EU.

AR_AirPrecision Posted at 6-5 23:38
It's some funky info about the location where you are with the controller. It shows a lower number if you are in a "special" location, if not it shows up to 5000 but it's not based on regulations ( I think on DJI own GEO info ). I ignore that info especially here in EU.

Yeah, I did all the possible airspace permutations (US) but still made no sense. I am teaching a transition course to my fire department pilots tomorrow and I hate saying "I don't know" to anything but I guess I'll have to. Appreciate the reply.

UAViator53 Posted at 6-6 07:16
Yeah, I did all the possible airspace permutations (US) but still made no sense. I am teaching a transition course to my fire department pilots tomorrow and I hate saying "I don't know" to anything but I guess I'll have to. Appreciate the reply.

DJI frequently gives those of us trying to instruct others in the use of their gear no other choice than to say "just disregard this, it is BS", which is anathema in aviation. But whatchagonnado?

patiam Posted at 6-6 19:25
DJI frequently gives those of us trying to instruct others in the use of their gear no other choice than to say "just disregard this, it is BS", which is anathema in aviation. But whatchagonnado?

I hear you. I hold an FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate so I became the department's instructor by default.
I abhor having t say "I don't know" but what are you gonna do????