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# Movement from the Ground Station
If you notice the Kite is drifting significantly during flight (greater than 2m) you should confirm that all sensors are properly functioning and that your EPH parameter (GPS precision) is below 2.00. This could be caused by either high wind pushing the Kite and should eventually be corrected. If it doesn't, it’s recommended to land the Kite.
On takeoff you should send the Kite to approximately 30 ft (9 m) for about 5 minutes and try to rise again and see if the issue persists. This will rapidly adjust the state estimate of the Kite which should solve the issue. If the issue continues to occur, power cycle the full system by disconnecting the Ground Station from power (More detailed instructions on power cycle can be found in [Troubleshooting Checklists](/troubleshooting/troubleshooting-checklists.md#in-flight-troubleshooting-checklist)). Reconnect and let the kite sit at 30 ft (9 m) for 5 minutes again.
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