SEAN, basically in Europe and the UK it changes the Drone from C0 to C1 on the other hand, if you use the mini four battery with the mini three, it makes it 3 g lighter, allowing you to put landing gear on
One thing I noticed was a regular mini 4 battery I have, when I charge it in the Mini 3 charger it never completes. I have to finish it up with about 3-4 minutes charging in the drone. I'm in the US and for now only fly recreationally but I still had to register because of the added battery weight.
Good to know, I charge my new Mini 4 Pro batteries in my Mini 3 Pro charger, it takes longer but fully charges them. I will keep a check on this. Many thanks for watching.
Given i only recently bought the DJI 3 pro, itll be a while until i buy the 4 but sounds as if its not a bad thing to wait a while, as loads of people seem to be having issues. Maybe they released it too early and are fixing it as people highlight the issues with it.
No drama. Register it in the category above. If you think being a drone operator is buried in legislation you want to try being a pilot. Here in the UK the CAA actually is an acronym for: Cancel All Aviation 😂😂😂
Only for those in the EU that are using your DJI Mini 3 Pro batteries in the DJI Mini 4 Pro. Many thanks for watching
SEAN, basically in Europe and the UK it changes the Drone from C0 to C1 on the other hand, if you use the mini four battery with the mini three, it makes it 3 g lighter, allowing you to put landing gear on
Good point, so not all bad news. Many thanks for watching.
One thing I noticed was a regular mini 4 battery I have, when I charge it in the Mini 3 charger it never completes. I have to finish it up with about 3-4 minutes charging in the drone. I'm in the US and for now only fly recreationally but I still had to register because of the added battery weight.
Good to know, I charge my new Mini 4 Pro batteries in my Mini 3 Pro charger, it takes longer but fully charges them. I will keep a check on this. Many thanks for watching.
But with the mini 3 pro batteries, you can take off and fly?
Yes, but it will put you slightly over the 249g limit, if your bothered about that?😉
The EU truly got problems !!! They need to fix their issues and not DJI !!
Yes still fly with the drone but if you have any warranties on the drone, they won't be valid. Many thanks for watching.
Great information, and thanks for sharing.
@@DotComDrones1 not really😀
Given i only recently bought the DJI 3 pro, itll be a while until i buy the 4 but sounds as if its not a bad thing to wait a while, as loads of people seem to be having issues. Maybe they released it too early and are fixing it as people highlight the issues with it.
Thank you, many thanks for watching.
No drama. Register it in the category above. If you think being a drone operator is buried in legislation you want to try being a pilot. Here in the UK the CAA actually is an acronym for: Cancel All Aviation 😂😂😂
Many thanks for your comment and watching.