You mean 400" AGL, correct? The purpose of going higher than 400' from takeoff point is to climb mountains if needed. I wish the limit was 1000m, that would be very cool for climbing mountains, but I suppose nitwits would misuse it.In the UK, 400 ft altitude is the legal maximum. Above that, you're breaking the law. The max legal range for operations is 500m horizontal distance.
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Try again. You can set the limit to 500m high if you're not in beginner mode. It's no different than P3. There is no such thing as "Calibrating the height". You can simple set the height limit up to 500m high.Today took the P4 out to fly to top of Hubbard Park in CT. P4 could not do it. Had plenty of battery & range but because I hit the 400' ceiling I couldn't get up the mountain - would have hit trees. No problem at all with the P3 Pro. I've tried to calibrate the height setting on P4, no success - unless you consider getting it to go lower a success. If there's anyone that has a work around for this please let me know. Other wise I'm returning the bird to DJI. FYI: everything else works great and I get great time out of the battery. I really hope there is something that can be done to get over the 400' limit.
The altitude limit is the same for all P3 and P4 models. It's just poor wording on DJI's part.The P3 standard and P4 says it has a altitude limit of 400" wile the P3P and P3A says altitude default 400".
I'll try again right nowTry again. You can set the limit to 500m high if you're not in beginner mode. It's no different than P3. There is no such thing as "Calibrating the height". You can simple set the height limit up to 500m high.
Thank you. You are correct. I made the adjustment and the behavior was just the same as the P3. Don't know how I missed that in the beginning but thanks again for bringing it to my attention.Try again. You can set the limit to 500m high if you're not in beginner mode. It's no different than P3. There is no such thing as "Calibrating the height". You can simple set the height limit up to 500m high.
Lol, 400" is certainly too low! 400' is what you meant Of course. Just one ' for feet and two " for inches...I'm not messing with ya, just thought it was funny at first read.This is a weird one. The P3 standard and P4 says it has a altitude limit of 400" wile the P3P and P3A says altitude default 400". 2 completely different meanings even though all 4 drones will go higher that 400" from take off by adjusting the settings in the app. Now here's the thing, since DJI said the newer models have a altitude software limit when new this would give them the right to put an update out that does just that in the future. Maybe they are covering them selfs just incase the FAA/CAA does end up saying they want the altitude limit cut to 400" at some point.
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