<p>According to general relativity theory, one may determine the geopotential difference between two arbitrary stations by comparing there-located clocks&#8217; running rates. In this study, we provide experimental results of the geopotential determination based on the time elapse comparison between two hydrogen atomic clocks, one fixed clock &#160;and one portable clock , using the common view satellite time transfer (CVSTT) technique. We compared the portable clock &#160;located at Jiugongshan Time Frequency Station (JTFS) with the fixed clock &#160;located at Luojiashan Time Frequency Station (LTFS) for 30 days. The two stations are separated by a geographic distance of around 240 km with height difference around 1230 m. Then the clock &#160;was transported (without stopping its running status) to LTFS and compared with clock &#160;for zero-baseline calibration for 15 days. The clock-comparison-determined geopotential difference between JTFS and LTFS is determined. Results show that the clock-comparison-determined result deviates from the EGM20080-determined result by about 2322&#177;1609 m<sup>2</sup>s<sup>-2</sup>, equivalent to 237&#177;164 &#160;m in height, in consistence with the stability of the hydrogen atomic clocks applied in the experiments (at the level of 10<sup>-15</sup>/day).</p><p>This study is supported by NSFCs (grant Nos. 41721003, 41631072, 41874023, 41804012, 41429401, 41574007) and Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province of China (grant No. 2019CFB611).</p>