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Greetings,
I recently took out my Neo 2 (and Avata 2) for some flying at a nearby mountain (In Las Vegas, NV, US). The mountain is ~550ft total height from my takeoff point, so I can legally fly up to ~950ft or so from my takeoff point, which is right at the base of the mountain. I wouldn't actually go that high, I would typically stop at maybe 50ft above the peak. But I was unable to raise the limit in my Goggles N3 or with my RC2 to go above 394ft. Same result with my Avata 2. I could swear I had been able to do this in the past. Am I misremembering? I was just at this same mountain a few days earlier with my Mavic4Pro+RC Pro 2, and had no issue raising the ceiling above 400ft. Did something change in a recent firmware update? I have seen UK YouTubers talking about something similar in recent firmware updates, but I haven't seen any reporting of it in the US.
I recently took out my Neo 2 (and Avata 2) for some flying at a nearby mountain (In Las Vegas, NV, US). The mountain is ~550ft total height from my takeoff point, so I can legally fly up to ~950ft or so from my takeoff point, which is right at the base of the mountain. I wouldn't actually go that high, I would typically stop at maybe 50ft above the peak. But I was unable to raise the limit in my Goggles N3 or with my RC2 to go above 394ft. Same result with my Avata 2. I could swear I had been able to do this in the past. Am I misremembering? I was just at this same mountain a few days earlier with my Mavic4Pro+RC Pro 2, and had no issue raising the ceiling above 400ft. Did something change in a recent firmware update? I have seen UK YouTubers talking about something similar in recent firmware updates, but I haven't seen any reporting of it in the US.
