Jeff_L
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Art - I agree with you as well. I'm in MO, and it's not too hilly here either, however, I set my RTH pretty high because you just never know if there'll be a water or radio tower between you and the drone when something happens that initiates the RTH. In my opinion, straightest path back to me, at an altitude that ensures that I'll be above anything around, is the safest for my investment. The only thing I worry about is a power situation, which, would most likely be pilot error. Just wish there was a parachute option on the P3 that based on certain things would deploy and bring it down safely. (of course I might be opening a can of worms with that statement, but I would like that insurance policy)
As for the earlier statement of following the GPS route back, while a terrific idea, I would be afraid of running out of battery before the drone made it back. |
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