HUGE Update for Mini4 Pro - 120m Limit in Europe PERMANENTLY Removed!

[@szymczak1987]

With MTOM

[@henrichporubcan]

Hi, when I scan the QR code, it opens the page and says system error. I enter my email, photos, and when I confirm it, it says that I am not connected to the Internet, and I have a full 4G network.

[@Amn3sia217]

I purchased the DJI Mini 4K a weak ago and removed the 120M altitude limit, which is now limited to 500M. But I have some doubts. - Will I stop receiving brand updates? - Since I can now fly above 120 Meters, do I need a a C1 label to fly in A1?

[@SM-gm7qr]

does this apply to the mini 3 as well?

[@Sir_Hubris]

Thank you for taking the time to explain this! Thx M8 ¶ ; - )

[@everydaylens.mp90]

does the dji refresh still work after this?

[@hakanergul]

hi,Is Turkey included in this altitude limit?...because Türkiye is not an EU country

[@Avoletta-qs6nf]

There are absoultely no drawbacks in removing the C0 label, only the advantage of height limit lifted to 500m. Remove without regrets.

[@l.rangelov9819]

Има ли вариант на мини 2 да се махне забраната . Но не успях да разбера правилно .

[@DrMrSam]

Anyone know if you'll get the 'Declassification Prompt' in Ireland? As its an EU country and abides by the EASA. So I assume it'll work there?

[@alexis.x]

Will you be able to to this after 1/01/24 with Mini 4 Pro bought in 2023?

[@fred111180]

Unknown... but honestly there is no point doing this after 01.01.2024 if you own the drone in 2023 (unless you live outside EU and can't travel to EU before 31.12.2023)

[@chrisbee5481]

Will dji sell the mini 4 pro in a C1 certified version from 2024 in additionaly to the C0 ? If you unlock it and remove the C0 label, in what category is it then officially?

[@RaduBogdan2k]

it is a legacy drone

[@fred111180]

@@RaduBogdan2k Exactly and a legacy drone lighter than 250gr and a C0 drone from 01.01.2024 operate under the same rules 🙂

[@RaduBogdan2k]

@@fred111180 not really, legacy drones must keep 150m horizontal distance from uninvolved people while C0 drones can fly over uninvolved people. Quite a big difference.

[@fred111180]

​@@RaduBogdan2k no

[@szymczak1987]

@@RaduBogdan2k with declared MTOM

[@UASDroneInspection]

Thanks man and terrible restrictions in EU like everytime

[@florentinomercado9470]

Very good review Mike

Thank you for hope.

[@tomlaw4269]

I’m from Australia and just bought a mini 4 pro. Will i be able to fly 500m?

[@EvansNcube247365]

Declassify it immediately

[@tomlaw4269]

@@EvansNcube247365 how do you do it?

[@Davroz71]

I thought the drone laws in Australia were complicated. U win EU for that.

[@KentRoads]

EU does not mean Europe.

[@toxstoxs22]

Ur video is incomplete and missleading. in EU, removing the C0 Sticker from 1/1/2024 will bring the drone to fall into SPECIFIC class that require even more strict parameters to fly, moreover will be needed and ID module on the flying drone. Please, before to suggest to people to do something, be informed in all the rules. If you are not from EU, simply avoid to post this kind of videos.

[@rogjon1701]

No, it won't. Can still be flown in Open Category sub-category A1.

[@toxstoxs22]

@@rogjon1701 Not automatically.. Only if you subscribe to the C1 application form in early 2024 otherwise it will fall into Specific + Remote ID

[@toxstoxs22]

@@rogjon1701 And.. falling into Sub Cat A3 will happen if the drone has a MTOM declared under 250gr. Mini 4 DO NOT have this MTOM declared.

[@Teflonfilmare]

And what exactly law enforcement agency are enforcing EU EASA rules and regulations do you think? 😂

[@fred111180]

No

[@stefantrojer6135]

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[@franzposch6809]

der vollkoffer . wir gezwungen sind die arsch werbung an zu sehen ?