Last night, I looked at the new datapilot 1.3.15 on a mission I had done successfully. I reloaded on this new datapilot and except for a beautiful graphic in the lower left corner that is supposed to give us the altitude of the ground but that is useless since it gives us no numerical indication of that so completely useless asqu We can not encrypt the ground / h520 gap.

BUT THE MOST DANGEROUS is the value that I find in Planned Home Position at the end of the course. In version 1.3.0, my h520 stopped at 20 m. above the ground and waited for me to take my hand for the landing.
But look carefully at the value that now gives V1.3.15: 319 m.
This value of 319 meters is the position of point H and can not be changed and it always returns to 319 meters. (It only changes if you move the H point)

So how do you explain that?
Or the software returns your bird to 319 m. on the ground which is amazing because (checked on the spot) the altitude at this place is 323 m. 4 meters above.
Or the software sends your bird to 319 m. for the Planed Home Position. Very interesting, especially at the end of the journey when the battery is almost empty.
In one way or another, both are likely to lead to the loss of H520.
If you see another explanation, I'll take it.
In the meantime, continue to use the V1.3.0, it brings me back the bird to the altitude that I want. And I hope that the future Androïd version will not have this error because otherwise there will be the loss of material.
(Can someone put the title in red)

BUT THE MOST DANGEROUS is the value that I find in Planned Home Position at the end of the course. In version 1.3.0, my h520 stopped at 20 m. above the ground and waited for me to take my hand for the landing.
But look carefully at the value that now gives V1.3.15: 319 m.
This value of 319 meters is the position of point H and can not be changed and it always returns to 319 meters. (It only changes if you move the H point)

So how do you explain that?
Or the software returns your bird to 319 m. on the ground which is amazing because (checked on the spot) the altitude at this place is 323 m. 4 meters above.
Or the software sends your bird to 319 m. for the Planed Home Position. Very interesting, especially at the end of the journey when the battery is almost empty.
In one way or another, both are likely to lead to the loss of H520.
If you see another explanation, I'll take it.
In the meantime, continue to use the V1.3.0, it brings me back the bird to the altitude that I want. And I hope that the future Androïd version will not have this error because otherwise there will be the loss of material.
(Can someone put the title in red)
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