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Oh that is true! I'll look into that, but it is far away for a college kid. Not many students in DC have a car: it's needed and not too useful.

Gotcha. Thanks!

Hello! I will be attending American University in Washington, DC this fall. I love DC, except for the fact that no drones are allowed. Therefore, I will be leaving my P3A at home. I have two batteries for it. Is it okay to have the batteries discharge through the software and then leave them...

I only looked at the US. I'm not familiar with drone laws in other countries. Those restrictions seem pretty ridiculous though.

That's what the map is for. A user may unlock before flight on a computer.

Sir, you're gonna need a Section 333 Exemption to be able to make money on those supply runs to those friends of yours. ;)

Okay, but that's realistic. Why do you need to fly over a prison?

I doubt that. Did you look at the map? It's pretty generous with the restrictions.

Take a look at the updated map here: DJI GEO System - Unlock Areas For Authorized Access It's likely it has changed. You have to accept the Terms of Service and login with your DJI Account, but then it will show you a map which is color-coded with the various restrictions.

Anyone else have any report on experience with the new update?

I'm fully capable of opening it: I've done it before. I'll try that and see if I can see anything visually wrong.

Alright, so after contacting DJI Support both by phone and online, both said I would need to send it in for their repair team to take a look at it. I don't really want to do that if it's not absolutely necessary.

This is what you need: Retrieving a .DAT from the P3

@BudWalker could you take a look at this if you get the chance? I'm going to contact DJI support this afternoon, but I was wondering if I could get some insight from you also.

Right, I had replaced the pins with the zip ties. This wasn't part of the problem, but rather it was the rubber dampeners? I made the zip ties rectangular, like this: Simple precaution to don't loose the camera in case... Okay, will do! Thank you!