Changing RTH height

[jbloggz]

Just wondering if anyone knows how to change the RTH height for the latest firmware (I'm currently on 4.7.1)? I read that it used to be possible for older firmware versions, but was broken at some point. Is there any method out there that still works. It seems like such a simple feature to add, and would make me feel so much safer to set it to something like 100m

 

[d95gas]

Search button is your friend, all the information is there, but you have to do a little work yourself. Welcome to the forum

 

[jbloggz]

Thanks for the reply. I just had read all of that thread, but not sure how it applies to RTH (seems to only be about making flightplans). Is there a reason your answer was a bit coy? I'm not trying to break any rules/laws, I just want the ability for the bebop to come home at 100m rather than the default 20m. There are trees around us that are above 30m, so I can't trust the RTH feature at the moment unfortunately.

 

[Itbusiness]

Yes, is possible by making a simple telnet connection to bebop, you can modify a config file and put the preferred meter, (bebop internally have a unix/Linux Os) in my case I have set 80 meter who is secure for almost all necessity... But remember this is not standard operation... Can be inflict your guarantee.

 

[Planetxx]

Just fly higher and you won't have to worry about the drone climbing on the return home feature

 

[Swordfish]

Yes, is possible by making a simple telnet connection to bebop, you can modify a config file and put the preferred meter, (bebop internally have a unix/Linux Os) in my case I have set 80 meter who is secure for almost all necessity... But remember this is not standard operation... Can be inflict your guarantee.

How you done that please explain. Have a nice day