How much altitude / range ?
1883138
Check specs on DJI.com. I do not fly farther than I can see it. I have read accounts of in excess of 2000 feet altitude. If you exceed range and fly in GPS mode the aircraft will revert to "go home" mode and fly back to where it took off from and land. If you haven't bought yet consider the dji phantom vision II. It's awesom
1883139
Well I have not pushed mine that far yet but I know it's so far up you can't see it anymore. I love mine and the upgrades you can do to it are awesome
535884
Yes, I live at an elevation of 5,280 ft. It works great for me...just brewed some iced tea up yesterday!
587815
I'm sure on the range maybe 10-15'. This product did not last very long maybe 3-6 months. I hope this helps.
2084479
The accuracy of the unit is 2.5m 2D rms, altitude is a little bit less accurate, typically around 3-5 meters. It will depend on the GPS signal quality and DOP numbers. You can use the UltiMate GPS app to determine the accuracy: press on the "i" button and it will come up with a screen that has DOP numbers and the accuracy that goes with them.Roger Koumans, Emprum LLC
927865
Dear Sir,it range up to 3000 feet to 6000 feet depending on environment and terrain.Hope it helpful to you.
1073898
Well, if you live on the edge of a cliff on a very tall mountain and your friends are 15-20 miles away across the lake (with nothing between you but air), then yes you probably could have that conversation (I have on several occasions worked over 100 miles on UHF simplex with my handheld and the standard rubber duck antenna, but I was 9,500 feet up a mountain looking down at flat farm land in AZ). Otherwise, the other folks are correct. In "normal" conditions (and this is just a rough estimate), every watt on VHF/UHF FM equals approximately 1 mile in range, so your 1/2 watt FRS radios really only work about 1/2 mile, not the outlandish claim of 35 miles the manufacturers mark on their boxes. Well, if you live on the edge of a cliff on a very tall mountain and your friends are 15-20 miles away across the lake (with nothing between you but air), then yes you probably could have that conversation (I have on several occasions worked over 100 miles on UHF simplex with my handheld and the standard rubber duck antenna, but I was 9,500 feet up a mountain looking down at flat farm land in AZ). Otherwise, the other folks are correct. In "normal" conditions (and this is just a rough estimate), every watt on VHF/UHF FM equals approximately 1 mile in range, so your 1/2 watt FRS... » Read More Well, if you live on the edge of a cliff on a very tall mountain and your friends are 15-20 miles away across the lake (with nothing between you but air), then yes you probably could have that conversation (I have on several occasions worked over 100 miles on UHF simplex with my handheld and the standard rubber duck antenna, but I was 9,500 feet up a mountain looking down at flat farm land in AZ). Otherwise, the other folks are correct. In "normal" conditions (and this is just a rough estimate), every watt on VHF/UHF FM equals approximately 1 mile in range, so your 1/2 watt FRS radios really only work about 1/2 mile, not the outlandish claim of 35 miles the manufacturers mark on their boxes. « Show Less
1460487
75-100 yards, more or less. You're not going to get much resolution after 40 yards or so. My numbers are rough, novice, estimates, though.
525674
As far as the on the radio. It boosts a range of 40 to 80 meters. That would be roughly 120 to 240 feet. I have got it up to 90 feet with no problems but at that distance the heli gets very same and hard to see. This copter is not ment to be flown at 200 or more feet. Most people that are not into RC hobbies always want to know how high a heli or airplane will fly without even wondering if they will be able to see it at a height of 1000 feet. I think that the range of 40 to 80 meters is very good for this transmitter. I personally like to fly mine no further than 60 feet away. Hope this helps. As far as the on the radio. It boosts a range of 40 to 80 meters. That would be roughly 120 to 240 feet. I have got it up to 90 feet with no problems but at that distance the heli gets very same and hard to see. This copter is not ment to be flown at 200 or more feet. Most people that are not into RC hobbies always want to know how high a heli or airplane will fly without even wondering if they will be able to see it at a height of 1000 feet. I think that the range of 40 to 80 meters is very good for this transmitter. I personally like to fly mine no further than 60 feet away. Hope this helps.
2018197
I've installed, used and owned Rinnai heaters in my area for the past 20 years. We're at 6,400 ft. I have done intstallations up to 7,400 ft with no issues from altitude.
865273
I'm not sure the highest I been and used it it was about 900 ft, about 4120 meters.
1656777
the best I can tell you is that the airplane will fly out of sight before you lose control of it. With nothing between the receiver and transmitter, it could be several hundred feet. At least 700ft. That's a lot of air space.
679272
Yes, I'm not sure of range limit! I've done it from about 1.5 blocks ! I'd say it would probably be good up to 1/4 mile tops! But I can't verify that!
1713469
That would depend on your altitude. Borrow a good thermometer if you don't have one. A candy thermometer will get you in the ballpark.
1926294
I have received signal up to 3 km in hilly area. Beyond this, I didn't tested and in plain areas range may be even greater may be up to 5-8 km. Buildings and Trees are enemy to signal and try to keep antenna as up as possible, say on the topmost floor of your building.
2090513
who cares, the pyle is crap. altitude is always wrong. basically i can tell you my current altitude within 500 feet without the pyle device!
1479485
The range is not very far, maybe 100-200 feet. This is more of a toy than something a hobbyist would use. Still fun and challenging to fly, nonetheless.
903764
My review was based on its peformance in Florida, ten feet above sea level. How much lower altitude are you thinking of?? It does not perform well in any altitude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!