DJI Mavic Mini Fly More Drone Combo 456/6155

Hi Tony

Yes the height range is 36.58M

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You can get almost a mile in the countriside with the CE (EU) version. The signal is greatly compromised in the city and range varies depending on how much surrounding WIFI interference there is. But legally you have to keep it in line of site anyway, which, with it being so small, isn't really that far.

Hello Chappas

For a full list of contents for this DJI Mavic Mini Fly More Drone Combo please see Illustration 14/14 on our website.

It does indeed contain the three batteries.

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Sue

In the Flymore combo you do indeed get three batteries...

Yes, Fly More Combo has three batteries that you can put into the supplied charging unit and also use it as a powerbank

Yes

From 1st July 2020 the UK will adopt the European EASA regulations - The fact that we are leaving the EU has no bearing, as the Civil Aviation Authority are adopting this European standard - period!. You would need to register for a flyer ID to fly this drone - this is due to the fact that it has a camera. Also, as the drone technically has a maximum takeoff mass in excess of 250g (strange, but it actually does!), it will fall into the C1 class - this has restrictions as to where and how you can fly it. It will also be classed as a 'legacy' drone and after the transitional period (ending 30th June 2022), there will be certain areas in which you will no longer be able to fly this drone. All very confusing, but you should check out the CAP1789 document on the EASA website. There are many changes coming, which will affect how and where we can fly a drone. Few people seem to know about these major changes, sadly. Please read the above document before you buy, so you are able to make a properly informed decision.

Hi Kipper

Having checked with the supplier for you I can let you know

The Mavic mini falls below the 250g registration limit.

It doesn’t need registering.

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We bought it under the impression that because it’s under 250g it didn’t need to be registered. My 13 year old son flies it round open field away from houses just for fun. And he loves it.