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# Control Altitude

The Altitude Slider allows you to adjust the height of the Kite. Simply drag the blue handle to the height you wish to go to and the kite will maneuver to the selected position. You can continuously adjust this position as the kite is in flight.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Use **Limit Max Height** to set the maximum altitude to fly. The Altitude Slider can then only be moved within the defined range. To reset **Limit Max Height**, simply drag the **Limit Max Height Slider** all the way up again.
{% endhint %}


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