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Easy....wifi webcam...and wifi switch....don't even need to be at home....not automatic but simple

Buy an alarm sounder...I got one from the UK used on industrial estates...apparently can be heard 2kms away. I had a similar situation and turned it on whenever music was loud. Worked!

Yes I agree. It shows you areas you are possibly restricted to fly according to their data. It also advises all pilots to abide by local laws and be aware of them. By choosing to ignore CAAT rules and fraudulently unlocking a restricted area that you do not have permission to fly in is breaking Thai CAAT law. This could result in stricter enforcement and more restrictions that ultimately affect all drone pilots in my view very selfish. I too would not believe only immigration police but the CAAT rules/laws state that no flying within 9kms of an airfield without official permission.....and other regulations. As you are so confident of your actions why not contact CAAT and confirm you are able to fly in Hua Hin city and share the good news that the law has been altered as many of us would love to be able to fly. You did start out claiming your flights are legal and invited questions. I have asked valid questions and supplied proof of Thai flying laws and also rules provided by DJI on correct usage of the self unlock feature. Quite obvious to me you are flying illegally and have not demonstrated any proof to the contrary. Ignorance of a law is not an excuse but faking ignorance as you are doing is quite frankly stupid.

https://www.dji.com/mobile/flyingtips/th The certificate is self issued by DJI the Chinese manufacturer of the drone...it does not give you permission to break Thai CAAT law. Thai immigration warned me about flying in my land 6 kms west of Hua Hin saying it was illegal. I will end as I began Hua Hin City is a no fly zone according to immigration and CAAT laws. You carry on believing you are ok but by self unlocking you are stating you have permission to fly....you do not. I was hoping you had a legal way to get permission to be able to fly within 9kms of the airport. Not trying to be argumentative but do not want a big fine. Self unlocking will certificate you to fly above Hospitals, schools, Army camps, National Parks, and even The Grand Palace in Bangkok but will not give you permission!

Thank you for your reply. I am aware of the self unlock certificate ...Drone pilots with verified DJI accounts can self-unlock some areas if they have necessary approvals from local authorities, full article..https://dronedj.com/2019/02/28/dji-geofencing-2-0-asia-pacific/ How do you get the appropriate permission to allow yourself to self unlock.

I have studied caat drone regs ,fly now app along with DJI safe fly and still cannot see how to fly within 9km of an airport. I have a large area of land about 6km west of Hua Hin ( within 9km dark red no fly zone on app maps)and would love to be legally allowed to fly there. How can I be sure I am not breaking the 9km no fly zone? My DJI mini 2 only warns me and asks if I have correct permission. Again only asking so as to be able to enjoy flying without potential issues. If possible link to anything that allows flights within 9kms of an airfield or ways to obtain permission. Thank you.

Please point me to this. I am seriously interested as I hold a drone licence and was informed by Thai Authorities of the drone restrictions within Hua Hin City and surrounding areas. https://royalcoastreview.com/2019/08/hua-hin-is-a-no-drone-zone/ Happy to be wrong!

Hua Hin is a no fly zone as is within 9kms of an airport. Most of this area is restricted. https://aseannow.com/topic/1018630-drone-flight-enr-51-aip-restrictive-area-application-google-earth-kmz/.