DJI FLY APP 1.12.3 - EU 120m MAX Height for DJI Mini 4 CONFIRMED
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- DJI launched DJI fly app 1.12.3 and a new RC2 Firmware which will restrict your drone to 120m Height above take off point for the DJI Min 4 Pro, All the details in the video
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You missed part of the story. There is a pathway to allowing for the increase to 500 meters which involves removing the label and sending info, including a photo to DJI. Then you can update and reach 500 meters. There are time restrictions though, but your story was incomplete.
pretty simple . being as the drone was bought before jan 1st 2024 you can just peel off the label and its a legacy drone in both uk and europe.. But if yo ubu ya new drone after 1st jan 2024 it is not allowed to remove the label. yo ucan ask DJI to de-classify your mini 4 pro by the way , bu tcant do tha tafter 2024.... and if yo uhave a de-classified mini 4 pro yes you can fly it in europe just like a mini 2 and stay below the 120 meter limit and can still go up the side of a mountain... basically right up until the 1st of jan all new mini 4 drone can be used forever more just like the mini 1,2 & 3....... but if bought in 2024 your doomed..... it will mean the prices of a used mini 1,2 ,3 and 4 tha twere sold upto jan 2024 wil lgo up in price, just like an old moped that can go faster than 28mph..
Looks like a new RUclips DJI hack channel will be needed from now on. I'm not paying £1000 for a drone only for it to be limited by some arse hole behind a desk.
I will fly how I want and where I want in the UK.
Clearly from now on its best to start flying your drone from the top of the hill and walking down! You can then exceed 120 m presumably! This is a daft limitation and is contrary to stated rule of 120m above the surface (not the take off point).
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None of what was said made any sense to my ears..
120m Max height.
Can we still download older firmware for the mini 2 etc?
I will stick to my Mini 2 and Se also Mini 3 Pro. But at the end of the day, i don't go breaking regulations.
Clear as mud while I jab a stick in my Eye. I'm in the USA and would have to update just for the sake of Number games from DJI. Gets Old!
Every update brings Dread as to what they messed up or changed for no reason.
Glad i got the FCC hack over CE ....i wouldn't be able to handle a height restriction on my drone 😊
I live in America,I downloaded the new firmware today.i can theoretically take it up 3000 feet😁👍.I would never take it that high,it is reckless.i fly for fun not thrills😊
I take mine to 12000 But don't make vids about it.
@@aloeisthestuff9622 nothing to stop you if its 119 meters over the top of a mountain.. if you had the battery to do it its would be legal to fly right up and over mt everest and still be legal providing you can see it with your own eyesight, the droen not the mountain ha ah
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Just start flying from the top of the mountain...
Hmmmm, uk flyer here and i am glad I still just have my trusty mini 2.. Would love a 3pro or 4pro but I am unsure now.. seen another video where you take your sticker off it before the end of the year..
yep buy a mini 4 pro now. take off sticker tell dji to de-classify and the mini 4 is now exact the same regs as your mini 2...BUT if yo ubuy a new drone after jan 1st 2024 then you fooked........
To są właśnie glupoty którymi zajmują sie w UE a nie rzeczami które maja poprawić funkcjonowanie i komfort życia ludzi
Glad my drone is gps hacked so thinks it’s in fcc country so 500m limit still
Yes I saw he updated it with no restrictions!
For the Mini 2 as an example, it's only the Fly App that's updating, or is there a new firmware for the Drone? If it's just the app you could just revert back to an older version.
On android you can yes for the moment but iOS or screen controllers you’re stuck. This will not affect the mini 2 right now as it has no C0 label
@@GAVINHR Mini 4 pro dont need the CO label niether until 1st jan 2024.. jus tpull off the label tel ldji to de-classify and its no different to rules for the mini 2 and will not have the silly 120m height crap..
So the c label thing is just an actual sticker placed on the drone? The sticker isn't going to disappear if ya don't update... it may not be within their definition of the rules...but is anybody gonna even check for app version? Seems like if y'all got the sticker...don't update and fly as normal! Great channel!
Isn't 120 just heigh enough? Flying any higher isn't really useful to me, the best images are shot way below 120 meters if you ask me. Flying above 120 meter is a huge risk since you get closer to airplanes, why would you want to take that risk?
Problem is the world is not flat , you will not be able to fly up that hillside if it goes above 120 meters , even though you will still be below the 400ft ground limit
@@uptowndisco2 Fair enough. I'm Dutch, the height differences here usually go down instead of up 😅
Yeah what the previous comment said , it’s not about flying over 120m it’s that it’s now limited by the tech to 120m from take off point rather than nearest point to the earth
@@GAVINHR I understand, I never experienced that situation so didn't realize the problem. I flown a couple of times in countries with mountains but always kept the drone close since it made me a bit nervous but I can imagine if you live around mountains you need to get higher once in a while
The hills near me are over 150 metres. I like skipping through the treetops for dynamic shots, where the intrusion of an incorrect height limit could easily cause a crash in this terrain.
Dang man that blows!
לפחות מותר לכם להטיס רחפנים, אצלנו בישראל אסור בכלל כבר חודש, וזה לא הולך להשתנות בקרוב
Hello, did anyone notice that this version, 1.12.3 doesn't allow being moved over to an external SD card anymore? At least on my Samsung phone galaxy a54 5g - android 13 it doesn't. Did have 1.11.4 on 256 G external SD card, but while the 1.12.3 doesn't start to go, I get a pop-up stating can't be moved not enough room. On my galaxy tab a8 still have 1.11.4 still installed and it works fine. No big deal on the mobile, A54 5G, it has 128 G internal, watch out if your internal is small. The fly app is going on 1 G packed out, then comes your growing data, mine was up to 4 G. Hey Gavin if you read this far, do you still have older versions of the DJI fly app up on a server somewhere? I can't find the address on your channel. Thanks.
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1No6Y6900jugASpW_LB7UDL6GevH4WVg5?usp=sharing
There you go :)
In the EU there is no issue at all. C0 - no pilot certificate needed as long as you fly within VLOS - the height limit is 120m.
It's a pity, but we'll have to live with it, and hey, I knew this before buying the drone.
So I updated and yes, it it will go "only" as high as 120m above ground zero (Which I find sufficient for my goals). With even a warning this morning when the drone passed 90m... but it kept on rising until it hit the ceiling of 120m.
I have no problem with that... these regulations are there to keep the airspace safe for regular air traffic, right ?
simply de classify it and you can go straight back to the normal 120m AGL. this allows you to fly it up a big hill or over a mountain just like a mini 2..... and its perfectly legal and will stay legal... the mini 4 pro drone is still a legacy drone by law until the 1st of jan 2024.. the little stickers and silly limit dont come into play until 2024, so why keep it like that ? no reason at all...
You missed the point. You have now option to remove your C0 lable (until 2024) and fly your drone in A1 up to 500m again - also after 2024! ;-) ...that's good news for people in the EU and bad news for people outside the EU who want to travel with their C0 drone in the EU. They cannot do this
Nope. You remove the label the restrictions start now and you can’t add the label again
I am not rilly worried about this your hacck choice you can this situation
Gavin, good video, that is where the people are waiting for. I live in the Netherlands. I have a Mini 4 pro drone with C0 label and don't mind so much that it will be limited at 120 meters. I like it much better that I can fly above buildings and people without being illegal. Fortunately I also have a Mini 3 Pro and I probably won't update it to C0 and keep flying it as it is now, then I will nevertheless remain legal in the A1 category so nothing will change for me and it won't be limited for when I want to fly in Austria one day.
your wrong.. best thing yo ucan do now is de-classify the mini 4 so its stil la legacy drone like the mini 1,2,3 drones.. yo ucan stil lfly the legacy drone in other countries too..... they are nto going t ostop the legacy drone from flying and the same old rules apply to all legacy drones....... jus tfeel sorry for the people who buy new drones in 2024.
@@philldownes8685 I disagree with you. We have to realize the reason for these regulations and that has to do with people doing things with drones that they really shouldn't be doing and thus endangering others (air traffic). That's why the 120 meters was devised. I think we should be very happy with everything that is allowed in the C0 and A1 categories and stick to the legally defined 120 meters and not think up all kinds of ways to get out of it. If we do anyway, the rules will surely be tightened up again in a while.
@RONALDSCHULTE I'm also in the Netherlands and totally agree with you on every point. I'm keeping my 4 at C0. The120 m saga continues, hilarious. 😂😂
I live in the USA, but was wondering would Drone hacks fix this problem ???
Sure does !
What happens if you crash your drone and it's replaced by DJI Care next year after the deadline? F---ed.
Drone Tweaks circumvent that thankfully 😂❤
My mini 1 will not connect with this update
so if you remove the c0 sticker and declassify it, does that mean you cannot fly close to people & buildings anymore, I am confused
Yep!
In Europe..
@@GAVINHR so UK is gonna be fine?
What is the added value of retaining the C0 label? If without C0 you are not allowed less and you are allowed more then it does not seem to me to be a difficult choice. By removing the label and providing DJI with proof you can just keep installing the updates afterwards, right? Or am I missing something?
Where, how, can I read what app version I'm using in my RC controller, or RC pro?
I’m going to update. Thanks for the video 👍
Wonder what happens if you try to fly over the Irish border?
I live on the border between north and south of Ireland, and I certainly will be trying this out. I can't see the point of dji anymore. Amazing drones but come with handcuffs.😂
you get potatoes chucked at you from a Trebuchet and knee capped for good measure.......
I communicated with Dji. Once they claim that the mini 4 pro will not be in the A1 category after removing the c0 label, and the second time in the chat that it will be. Do I understand correctly that if I do so before 1/1/2024 it will be in category A1?
if you peel offthe sticker and tel lnot ask Dji t ode-classify your drone they have to do it.... and its then exactly the same rules as per mini 2 and always will be...... if you leave until after jan 1st 2024 your doomed... and yes if you peel it off and de-classify after jan 1st it will come under the A1................. so hurry and de-classify so yo ucan carry on flying up hills etc.
Are those different apps, DJI Fly app, RC app, Aircraft app, battery app... etc numbered for each type of drone or is there anything common between Mini 3 pro, Mini 4 pro, Mavic.... etc. regarding the numbering?
You will find they usually use the same numbering system for each generation of kit
@@GAVINHR Much of the reports are about the Mini 4 pro now days. I've got a Mini 3 pro and a Mavic 3 pro.....
There are update number for the update, numbers for DJI Fly, controller, aircraft...... What are those different parts responsible for?
And then there's battery software updated by God knows what....
Is an Excell sheet needed?
Perfect 😊 I am from Austria .😛
Air 3 max 1000 meter no 120 meter
Good video mate cant help but think this is the thin edge of the wedge
dont be a doom and gloom monster......
What a turn down
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I just updated my new mini 4 as per your previous video thinking that when I go to Ireland next year I would be able to fly up to 500m. Didn’t get the option to remove the limit via a QR code etc Very confused right now Gavin.
Sounds like you can only do n the C0 removal while physically in the EU.
@@leadsled213 no, yo usimply get in touch with dji and tell them you want t ode oclassify the drone Now and they will tell you t otake off the tiny CO label.....good job it was not printed on the drones like the 249g etc..... jus tmake sure yo ualways keep your recipt for the drone being bough in 2023 and you will be legal ..... uk dont even recognise the C labels yet.
Mavic 3 classic is in c1 . Are there any height limitations? 120m ? I don't think.
According to EASA the 120m is for c1 also so it will be coming
Feck that. I fly a lot in mountains. Air3 is perfect. But limit the height from takeoff I might aswell sell up
Is it for c2 as well? @@GAVINHR
Tad confused but that don't take much. I've had the Mini 2 for a couple years now and just noticed that new update waiting to download. If I update it does that then mean my drone will be restricted to 120m?
Forgot to mention I'm in the UK
No it’s not in place for thebUK at the moment so you will be fine
@@GAVINHR Thanks Gavin
Do what I did and buy Autel.
Yeah, Nano +. Good drone, Totally Ridiculous Company. Excellent Camera but had to shoe horn some DJI parts in it. They Do NOT Honor warranty.
Cheers Gavin, as I understand I can update and it won't effect any height restrictions here in the UK?
At this moment in time no mate
Hey, Gavin, on the "B" of the bang, as always 🙂👍
Looks like I'll be keeping my legacy Mavic Mini, even when I get the M4P, to cope with my local terrain.
if you get a mini 4 before jan 1st yo ucan simply pull off the sticker and ask dji to de-classify it.. but not after january...
@@philldownes8685 But if I declassify it, it will be hobbled in the EASA area. We are in Catch 22 territory here.
Anything above 120m is a waste in my opinion.
Norfolk? Definitely not Herefordshire.
In the rush to put a new drone on the market, which had all the regulatory requirements of Class C0, DJI made an omelette. He was aware that the drone was not in order, not only for the height of 120 meters as the EU regulation, but above all with the story of the green lights for night flights which go off during the registration phase.
Furthermore, I ask myself, why unlock the height and go beyond 120 meters when, as always, the regulations have not allowed it?
U really don't understand the rules and EASA regulation. In open category there's a limit on 120m AGL. Earth isn't flat. In specific category with permit or waiver u're entitled to whatever height AGL granted. Ok? 😂
Great video Gavin 👍, when i spoke to a DJI assistant she told me that all of the Mini series drones will be limited to 120m, and would include us in the UK after jan 2024, done trough firmware updates.
Indeed, not good !
Don't install those updates. If needed, get the necessary license. Flying the Mini drones using a plus battery calls for license.
@@someOne-ef8tl no. only new drones sold from the 1st january onwards.. if yo uhave a new mini 4 pro for example, simply ask dji to de-classify it NOW and peel offthe measly little CO sticker as your new mini 4 pro is now a legacy drone...... it will only effect drones bought from 1st january 2024...
does anyone know how it will be with remote identification after 1/1/2024 when the C0 label is removed. Will it be required for DJI mini 4 pro without "C0" label?
Interesting thing is that I am in Ireland (South to be exact), I updated my mini 4 pro to 1.12.3, with appropriate drone firmware and I still have 500mtrs limit, no EASA 120m limit.
I would guess that DJI considers Ireland as part of UK in inability to geo-differentiate Northern Ireland and Republic Of Ireland.
In other words, I have no option to remove C0 label, but I am in EU member state country.
Regulators and manufacturers have to get their things together or stop this trainwreck.
This dumpster fire is the correct term. Let the Train come later when it's smoldering.
yes yo ucan remove the CO label and can ask Dji to de -classify your drone now.. but after jan 1st 2024 you cannot and your drone will be illegal if it can fly 500 meters high... if yo ude-classify now its becomes a legacy droen and the new rules dont apply to your drone. it will be the same as for the mini 1,2,and 3 etc.......