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We understand that you will not fly on ground.
What do you mean exactly ?
DL takes into account altitude from takeoff location or msl. That' all.
Ok I’ll try and explain what I’m trying to do. I want my take off altitude at 15mtrs but my mission altitude at 11mtrs
I guess you mean 15m, reference being sea level ?
Yes
so what you are saying is you want to fly at a level lower than the take off location
Yes that is correct
Well seeing that everything is based around the height of take off location (15M), and you want to fly at 11M I'd set the mission height to -4M but check it out with the 3D viewer first......
The easiest way is to use AGL but that will require a professional plan. This way it would fly relative to the ground regardless of higher or lower than the take-off location. It could be done using ATL but more difficult.
Sure Martin Reading.
Taking into account that 4 m is about the precision of the sensor.
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