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It can go very high. You haven't established the range so I can't tell you how high it can go. You can easily test this by pointing the mortar tube straight up, perpendicular to the ground, and have someone go out 100 yards out to see how high it went. By triangulation, you only need the angle at the observers point. Good luck.
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