I fly a several month with my DJI mini 2.
Now I bought a second DJI mini 2.
The first DJI mini 2 has a EU-serialnumber. My second mini 2 has a GL-serialnumber.
Both are original DJI mini 2. I bought both mini's in the same shop in the Netherlands.

It is logic that EU means European Union. And maybe GL means Greenland?
If so, Greenland is not a part of the EU. Maybe the one is produced in the EU and the other mini 2 is produced in Greenland?
For example: I know there is a difference when you bought the mini 2 in Japan (weight/batterys) or when you bought the mini 2 in India (height restrictions).
The product-laws in EU are different than the product-laws in Greenland. Drone-leglislations are different also.
Maybe so both the DJI mini 2 are (little) different?

So, is there a (subtle) difference between the two?
If so, what is the difference between the EU and GL 'types'?

Could GL stand for Global or maybe just Good Luck. lol.

Global I think .

Montfrooij Posted at 5-7 01:10
Global I think .

Oke, maybe Global.
It is a GL s/n. But what's the difference with the EU s/n?

AdriA3 Posted at 5-7 04:24
Oke, maybe Global.
It is a GL s/n. But what's the difference with the EU s/n?

I don't think there is any.

you ever get an answer? Do you a have a (GL) drone and do you fly in in the US? some one is selling a GL drone but im concerned