For the UK, having no C-0 classification or MTOM on the new Mini 3 would be excellent; here is why.... Here is why....  
Cheers
Ian

Explained well, as usual. Thanks Ian.

So how does that explain the Mavic 3 accessories that add weight not being sold in the EU region as it effects the quoted MTOM,  as per DJI responding in this forum.  It seemed that they wanted to be in a position for retro active certification and selling anything that added weight might wreck that.  Surely that same could be true here.

DAFlys Posted at 4-22 08:15
So how does that explain the Mavic 3 accessories that add weight not being sold in the EU region as it effects the quoted MTOM,  as per DJI responding in this forum.

How would you comprehend the answer in the first place?

Thanks for explaining that and it also explains why i couldn't find MOTW in CAP722, they didn't abbreviate it, but that also hinders on the C rating, IF (big if)  DJI do bring its 1st C rating on this Mni 3 then your video has just become moot but DJI has a way around that anyway

Johnny_J Posted at 4-22 08:16
Yet another brag video! CRAP!

You didnt even watch the video, obviously, as there is no bragging involved, he's done the work and he explains the topic of the video for the likes of me and DAFlys as it was us that brought up the topic in the 1st place on another thread.

So you've just earnt yourself another "report" to the mods, as you cannot keep on getting away with constantly trolling people that post a video be it of themselves or sharing someone else's. We know you don't like them, we've picked up on that, so why do you continuously open the posts? it was rhetorical, we know the answer, it's to flame the member who posted it, enough already.

thank you for sharing...

DAFlys Posted at 4-22 08:15
So how does that explain the Mavic 3 accessories that add weight not being sold in the EU region as it effects the quoted MTOM,  as per DJI responding in this forum.  It seemed that they wanted to be in a position for retro active certification and selling anything that added weight might wreck that.  Surely that same could be true here.

That's a fair point.  I'm unsure if restricting the supply of accessories is in itself sufficient to reduce the calculated MTOM.  I guess it's that last element of the MTOM definition that's key:  "Heaviest payload allowed by the manufacturer".    If they don't sell it and say they don't allow it, then is that enough?

Bashy Posted at 4-22 18:27
You didnt even watch the video, obviously, as there is no bragging involved, he's done the work and he explains the topic of the video for the likes of me and DAFlys as it was us that brought up the topic in the 1st place on another thread.

So you've just earnt yourself another "report" to the mods, as you cannot keep on getting away with constantly trolling people that post a video be it of themselves or sharing someone else's. We know you don't like them, we've picked up on that, so why do you continuously open the posts? it was rhetorical, we know the answer, it's to flame the member who posted it, enough already.

Thanks Bashy.  My 'Anti-Troll' defences are well-tuned to him.   Cheers!

Ian in London Posted at 4-22 22:16
That's a fair point.  I'm unsure if restricting the supply of accessories is in itself sufficient to reduce the calculated MTOM.  I guess it's that last element of the MTOM definition that's key:  "Heaviest payload allowed by the manufacturer".    If they don't sell it and say they don't allow it, then is that enough?
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Ouch, thats not good... that totally puts the kibosh on the Mini 3 if its C rated and for future C rated sub 250g unless materials become much lighter :/

Bashy Posted at 4-22 18:27
You didnt even watch the video, obviously, as there is no bragging involved, he's done the work and he explains the topic of the video for the likes of me and DAFlys as it was us that brought up the topic in the 1st place on another thread.

So you've just earnt yourself another "report" to the mods, as you cannot keep on getting away with constantly trolling people that post a video be it of themselves or sharing someone else's. We know you don't like them, we've picked up on that, so why do you continuously open the posts? it was rhetorical, we know the answer, it's to flame the member who posted it, enough already.

Did the post you refer to get removed? I thought I saw two posts by that earlier but now see only one.

Sean-bumble-bee Posted at 4-22 23:22
Did the post you refer to get removed? I thought I saw  two by that earlier but now see only one

Yes, it looks that way, you can see it in my quote, he must be on his last warning by now, i really hope he learns now.

Bashy Posted at 4-22 23:25
Yes, it looks that way, you can see it in my quote, he must be on his last warning by now, i really hope he learns now.

cool.... cheers

Sean-bumble-bee Posted at 4-22 23:27
cool.... cheers

Ya welcome, just glad the mods are taking it seriously, there was a time when it was so much...

Sean-bumble-bee Posted at 4-22 23:22
Did the post you refer to get removed? I thought I saw two posts by that earlier but now see only one.

Yes Sean,   he was reported and it was deleted by DJI.

DAFlys Posted at 4-22 23:57
Yes Sean,   he was reported and it was deleted by DJI.

LOL I know the post was reported

Ian in London Posted at 4-22 22:16
That's a fair point.  I'm unsure if restricting the supply of accessories is in itself sufficient to reduce the calculated MTOM.  I guess it's that last element of the MTOM definition that's key:  "Heaviest payload allowed by the manufacturer".    If they don't sell it and say they don't allow it, then is that enough?
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I think thats exactly what they are trying to avoid,  especially as the EU changed the sub 249grams from weight to MTOM.

If you look at this post from DJI re Mavic 3 dongle they outright state it - https://forum.dji.com/forum.php? ... 588&pid=2589268

DAFlys Posted at 4-23 00:03
I think thats exactly what they are trying to avoid,  especially as the EU changed the sub 249grams from weight to MTOM.

If you look at this post from DJI re Mavic 3 dongle they outright state it - https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=252588&pid=2589268

Aha.  So yes... there we are......   Cheers!

Ian in London Posted at 4-23 00:07
Aha.  So yes... there we are......   Cheers!

I suspect like the Mavic 3, prop guards, filters etc will not be sold officially in EU and we'll have to rely on Heliguy and Moment to bring them to the country.

Thanks for doing the CAP722 digging, Ian.

Short, clear and to the point.

Bashy Posted at 4-22 18:27
You didnt even watch the video, obviously, as there is no bragging involved, he's done the work and he explains the topic of the video for the likes of me and DAFlys as it was us that brought up the topic in the 1st place on another thread.

So you've just earnt yourself another "report" to the mods, as you cannot keep on getting away with constantly trolling people that post a video be it of themselves or sharing someone else's. We know you don't like them, we've picked up on that, so why do you continuously open the posts? it was rhetorical, we know the answer, it's to flame the member who posted it, enough already.

Bashy, stop bragging like the Forum police you are not! You have an incredible amount of residue rain checks for reporting you! Stop!

Johnny_J Posted at 4-24 01:43
Bashy, stop bragging like the Forum police you are not! You have an incredible amount of residue rain checks for reporting you! Stop!

Fill ya boots, report away, i think you will find that none of mine break forum rules but, have at it ;)
But i will report any of yours now that are of a trolling nature, i will however let this one slide as its borderline. Lets just let the thread get back on track, yeah?

Bashy Posted at 4-24 03:41
Fill ya boots, report away, i think you will find that none of mine break forum rules but, have at it ;)
But i will report any of yours now that are of a trolling nature, i will however let this one slide as its borderline. Lets just let the thread get back on track, yeah?

If anything is borderline, it's you!  Good luck with that disorder!

Thank, Ian!  I always look forward to your posts and videos.  

Interesting thoughts!