What’s the highest altitude on this equipment? null

The highest legal altitude, in open airspace, or not requiring a waiver, is 400 feet, even though the craft is capable of going higher.

400 vlos FAA rules don’t be one of those guys that gets the hobby banned.

Just short of 20,000’ vertically. Legally you should stay below 400’. Manned aircraft flight at 500’ and above with the exception of helicopters that can fly pretty much anywhere. Always yield to manned aircraft or just land.

DJI's tech specs show the maximum service ceiling as 6000 meters (19685 feet).

This drone will break all FFA regulations capable of going over 1000 feet !

Who cares. FAA regs in the US allows you to fly up to 400’ AGL. That is plenty high. There is no good reason to fly above that unless you are irresponsible and reckless, or you have nefarious intentions. And yes, this applies to hobbyists as well since the 336 rule was repealed with the 2018 FAA Reauthorization Act passed in October 2018.

The Mavic 2 Series has been rated to go up to 6000m AGL.

FAA only allows you to fly 400 ft high . It has that preset in it but if you choose to take full responsibility you can change it . I seen these as high as 1500 feet up and 5 Miles out.

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The highest legal altitude, in open airspace, or not requiring a waiver, is 400 feet, even though the craft is capable of going higher.
Answered by MrCool 6 years ago
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400 vlos FAA rules don’t be one of those guys that gets the hobby banned.
Answered by Gordo 6 years ago
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Just short of 20,000’ vertically. Legally you should stay below 400’. Manned aircraft flight at 500’ and above with the exception of helicopters that can fly pretty much anywhere. Always yield to manned aircraft or just land.
Answered by Sdjohnnyt 6 years ago
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DJI's tech specs show the maximum service ceiling as 6000 meters (19685 feet).
Answered by dspaude 7 years ago
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This drone will break all FFA regulations capable of going over 1000 feet !
Answered by Sharkbite2000 7 years ago
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400 Feet, and b legal
Answered by Butch 7 years ago
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Who cares. FAA regs in the US allows you to fly up to 400’ AGL. That is plenty high. There is no good reason to fly above that unless you are irresponsible and reckless, or you have nefarious intentions. And yes, this applies to hobbyists as well since the 336 rule was repealed with the 2018 FAA Reauthorization Act passed in October 2018.
Answered by LoneDrone 7 years ago
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The Mavic 2 Series has been rated to go up to 6000m AGL.
Answered by DJI Support 7 years ago
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FAA only allows you to fly 400 ft high . It has that preset in it but if you choose to take full responsibility you can change it . I seen these as high as 1500 feet up and 5 Miles out.
Answered by WesE 7 years ago
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1640ft
Answered by lilmane 7 years ago
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