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mackeral

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I am a few miles from an RAF base and have investigated airspace maps online and I am outside their airspace near home where I want to fly but the drone's internal map thinks otherwise and won't let me fly. Can I force it to let me fly, or change the map somehow? Thanks!
 
...Can I force it to let me fly
Not without modding the drone firmware... weather you can mod & what you can mod depends on what drone you have & which stock firmware you are on. Drone-Hacks can be one of several possibilities ---> https://drone-hacks.com/

...or change the map somehow?
In general, the restrictions shown in the DJI map is coming from each countries official air space regulator (in your case, CAA, here their drone site--> Drones | Civil Aviation Authority & here the official flight restriction map --> NATS UK | UAS Restriction Zones )... so nothing DJI invent them selves. Differences can occur between the DJI map & the official due to several reasons, imagine that it can be delays in transferring changes, but also how frequent info exchange occur... & also if the official air space regulator actually have notified DJI about a change.

Your possibility to "change the map" depends on what kind of GEO zone it is... some is possible to unlock & others aren't.

Here you find the same material on the web as you see in your controller, just dial in country & drone model in the drop downs in the top --> DJI FlySafe

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I am a few miles from an RAF base and have investigated airspace maps online and I am outside their airspace near home where I want to fly but the drone's internal map thinks otherwise and won't let me fly. Can I force it to let me fly, or change the map somehow? Thanks!
Have you consulted the NATS UK airspace map? Link below. This is current and definitive.


You can also contact RAF ATC and apply for permission to fly a drone - see screenshot as an example.

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