Se imposto un altezza di RTH di 30 m e volo scendendo a -100 m, quando si esegue un RTH il drone si porterà alla quota di -70 m sotto la quota di Home e non potrà completare il ritorno ma si fermerà lungo il crinale appena i sensori riveleranno un ostacolo?

If you set a RTH height of 30 m and fly down to -100 m, when you perform a RTH the drone will go to the level of -70 m below the Home altitude and you will not be able to complete the return but will stop along the ridge as soon as sensors will reveal an obstacle?

Dan

Your RTH  altitude would be relevant to your launch point.

As long as it doesn’t land, down in the valley...



RedHotPoker

Hello and good day Dan. Thank you for reaching out. Each time the aircraft is started, it will always default to return to  the last marked home point. After the aircraft starts up and first  establishes a good GPS connection, it'll auto mark the home point. That is the location the aircraft will return to if the pilot does not  manually reset the home point after it's initially marked. Thank you.

'If you set a RTH height of 30 m and fly down to -100 m, when you perform a RTH the drone will go to the level of -70 m below the Home altitude and you will not be able to complete the return but will stop along the ridge as soon as sensors will reveal an obstacle?'

No, if you are at -100 Metres, down in a valley, and press RTH, the aircraft will ascend 130 Metres to be 30 Metres above trhe take off point, then fly home.

Geebax Posted at 3-19 15:47
'If you set a RTH height of 30 m and fly down to -100 m, when you perform a RTH the drone will go to the level of -70 m below the Home altitude and you will not be able to complete the return but will stop along the ridge as soon as sensors will reveal an obstacle?'

No, if you are at -100 Metres, down in a valley, and press RTH, the aircraft will ascend 130 Metres to be 30 Metres above trhe take off point, then fly home.

Many thanks,
Dan

Geebax Posted at 3-19 15:47
'If you set a RTH height of 30 m and fly down to -100 m, when you perform a RTH the drone will go to the level of -70 m below the Home altitude and you will not be able to complete the return but will stop along the ridge as soon as sensors will reveal an obstacle?'

No, if you are at -100 Metres, down in a valley, and press RTH, the aircraft will ascend 130 Metres to be 30 Metres above trhe take off point, then fly home.

Many thanks,
Dan

DJI Stephen Posted at 3-19 13:17
Hello and good day Dan. Thank you for reaching out. Each time the aircraft is started, it will always default to return to  the last marked home point. After the aircraft starts up and first  establishes a good GPS connection, it'll auto mark the home point. That is the location the aircraft will return to if the pilot does not  manually reset the home point after it's initially marked. Thank you.

Many thanks,
Dan

Geebax Posted at 3-19 15:47
'If you set a RTH height of 30 m and fly down to -100 m, when you perform a RTH the drone will go to the level of -70 m below the Home altitude and you will not be able to complete the return but will stop along the ridge as soon as sensors will reveal an obstacle?'

No, if you are at -100 Metres, down in a valley, and press RTH, the aircraft will ascend 130 Metres to be 30 Metres above trhe take off point, then fly home.

Many thanks,
Dan

Geebax Posted at 3-19 15:47
'If you set a RTH height of 30 m and fly down to -100 m, when you perform a RTH the drone will go to the level of -70 m below the Home altitude and you will not be able to complete the return but will stop along the ridge as soon as sensors will reveal an obstacle?'

No, if you are at -100 Metres, down in a valley, and press RTH, the aircraft will ascend 130 Metres to be 30 Metres above trhe take off point, then fly home.

Many thanks,
Dan

Geebax Posted at 3-19 15:47
'If you set a RTH height of 30 m and fly down to -100 m, when you perform a RTH the drone will go to the level of -70 m below the Home altitude and you will not be able to complete the return but will stop along the ridge as soon as sensors will reveal an obstacle?'

No, if you are at -100 Metres, down in a valley, and press RTH, the aircraft will ascend 130 Metres to be 30 Metres above trhe take off point, then fly home.

Many thanks,
Dan

fans26387dc8 Posted at 3-20 06:31
Many thanks,
Dan

You are very much welcome Dan. If you have any other inquiries or concerns with DJI. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are all here to help you. Have a safe and happy flying always.