Does everyone agree the altitude accuracy of the H is 10-30' and that the altitude is relative to the starting altitude, i.e. starting alt = 0' despite actual?
Also, does everyone agree the altitude reading can change by 10-30' during a flight?
If so, does anyone have advice on how to safely fly at an altitude 50-75' below the starting alt without hitting anything? It's very difficult to judge the distance from an obstacle and/or the ground when looking down at a steep angle. Flying using video only seems a little risky.
The reason I ask is I'd like to take a CCC flight video over and down an ocean side cliff which is ~100' high and would like to get down to within 25-30' of the ground/water (deserted area).
Any ideas or experience?
Also, does everyone agree the altitude reading can change by 10-30' during a flight?
If so, does anyone have advice on how to safely fly at an altitude 50-75' below the starting alt without hitting anything? It's very difficult to judge the distance from an obstacle and/or the ground when looking down at a steep angle. Flying using video only seems a little risky.
The reason I ask is I'd like to take a CCC flight video over and down an ocean side cliff which is ~100' high and would like to get down to within 25-30' of the ground/water (deserted area).
Any ideas or experience?
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