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Slup and FromBerlin have outlined the EASA regs that apply, but be aware that the Greek HCAA has at least one variation (insurance requirements). There may be others, so check with HCAA. Please be aware that Greece does have a lot of flight restricted areas. Check on the official sight: Drone...

YES, but I bought my used CM-75C just before Christmas last year- I am very pleased with it - 3000 nits brightness makes all the difference and all the tools you will ever need.

I thought all drones flying under the EASA upcoming 1 Jan 2024 requirements were required to have some form of Remote ID, but I now see conflicting information on internet sites regarding legacy drones flying in Open cat A3. The EASA webpage (Open Category - Low Risk - Civil Drones | EASA )...

You are completely wrong. EASA commissions the EUROCAE working groups, not the other way around. https://www.easa.europa.eu/en/document-library/general-publications/eurocae-studies

Nothing to do with Brussels, That is an EASA reg - they are Cologne, Germany!

Felix le Chat What are the "behaviour inhibitors demanded by Brussels"?

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I use Exif Tool Reader, free on the App Store. The magnetic heading the camera in deg is towards the end of the long list of data provided

I doubt if anyone would actually check that a non EU operator had registered in the first EU country unless there was a CAA reported accident. However those of us that live in the EU have to register in the country we live in - and there are checks such as our national tax numbers and address.

There seems to be lots of conflicting opinions and terms on this site about the EASA rules and regulations. The following is MY interpretation of the EASA site current rules. Please let me know if I am wrong in any areas. 1) There is no such thing as Drone registration. 2) Drone OPERATORS (by...

Thanks for all the help so far. It is great for me to be able to discuss this with real interested people. Living on a small island is great but I do miss having contacts that I can discuss things like this. Further internet searching has I think revealed that DJI Aeroscope is indeed a passive...

Unfortunately the HCAA question simply asks "do I have remote ID"- If "Yes" then is it active or passive. I wondered if active or passive referred to network or broadcast. I guess I will just tick the "no" box to be safe.

That is correct. Does this satisfy any part of that HCAA question.

Thanks for that, but is it Active or Passive? I have to tick one or the other.

A question for any Greek operators. The current HCAA Drone Operators application form asks if my drones are fitted with "Remote ID" and whether it is "Active" or "Passive". Does anyone know what this actually means? I assume it relates to the new Remote ID laws due for introduction by EASA...