Fulgerite
First Officer
United States
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No offense intended but... Just like DJI has tools and experience to design and assemble drones... Some customers also have tools and experience to dis-assemble and modify drones & controllers. (And there is a long history with advanced DJI customers making mods.)
While we understand that modifications are NOT covered under any warranty and tampering with the transmitter would violate the FCC part 15 compliance... Many drone operators also have amateur radio licenses that DO allow them to make such modifications that are perfectly legal under Part 97 of the FCC regulations.
Simply making a statement that "The antennas cannot be removed by your self..." is Naive and simply not true. DJI customers own tools too.
A more accurate statement might go more like: "Modifying or tampering with the antennas will void your warranty and violate the Part 15 compliance for the controller. DJI strongly recommends against tampering with the controller and drone." That I can respect.
I have no intention, nor feel any need, to modify my DJI drones. They work fine for my needs. But others will certianly make mods at their own risk.
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