121 meters

NRRTRAINS · Jul 27, 2018

when i put 121 in the meters box i'm assuming it's about 397 feet up .
thank you

msinger · Jul 27, 2018

Which box are you referring to?

NRRTRAINS · Jul 27, 2018

msinger said:
Which box are you referring to?

the input box to change altitude height . it is in meters .

msinger · Jul 27, 2018

So, you're asking someone to confirm your conversion then? If so, 121 meters is equal to 396.9 feet.

NRRTRAINS · Jul 27, 2018

msinger said:
So, you're asking someone to confirm your conversion then? If so, 121 meters is equal to 396.9 feet.

yes thank you , just wanted to make sure my math was correct . and not go over 400 feet .

msinger · Jul 27, 2018

FYI, you'll find a calculator in google if you search for "meters to feet".

NRRTRAINS · Jul 27, 2018

msinger said:
FYI, you'll find a calculator in google if you search for "meters to feet".

thank you . some of us old people still do math

msinger · Jul 27, 2018

Well, you can do the math if you'd like too

Andre Levite · Jul 28, 2018

Even when you choose Imperial units over Metric that Altitude Limit remains in meters instead of feet. It's a software bug that DJI needs to fix. Doesn't make sense to use both sets of units on the same device - it confuses a lot of people.

graywoulf · Jul 28, 2018

Andre Levite said:
Even when you choose Imperial units over Metric that Altitude Limit remains in meters instead of feet. It's a software bug that DJI needs to fix. Doesn't make sense to use both sets of units on the same device - it confuses a lot of people.

I absolutely and totally agree!!

notime · Jul 28, 2018

Andre Levite said:
Even when you choose Imperial units over Metric that Altitude Limit remains in meters instead of feet. It's a software bug that DJI needs to fix. Doesn't make sense to use both sets of units on the same device - it confuses a lot of people.

I set my RTH at 150 feet and the notification on the app said RTH was 328 feet, which 150 meters is not 328 ft.

Upon the drone entering return to home spark went up to 150 feet, per the altitude meter, and returned home. It did not go to 328 feet.

I know this because at 200 feet I cannot even see the spark. So there must be a bug in the app.

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Wayne Kelly · Jul 28, 2018

Andre Levite said:
Even when you choose Imperial units over Metric that Altitude Limit remains in meters instead of feet. It's a software bug that DJI needs to fix. Doesn't make sense to use both sets of units on the same device - it confuses a lot of people.

Only confuses americans!