It was stuck at customs for over a month, and when the month was over, Submit a document showing the purchase price" I received a letter But the gift:I inherited it. It was more than four years old and was a worthless used item that could not be flown in Japan due to the Radio Law and Aviation Law.
When I sent the reply Customs duty 2350 pesos(about $42) I received a reply saying that I should pay at the post office.
Sweet, who always helps me at Ozamiz Post Office, calculated the customs duties and postal fees. HUBSAN ZINOCustoms duty: 2,350 pesos (about. $42) Post office fee: 184 pesos (about $3.3)
What is customs doing taking a month?
The luggage is unpacked on the spot and visually inspected by the drone.
This Drone, HUBSAN ZINO, uses the 5GHz band for control and image transmission,
so it cannot be used in Japan due to the Radio Law. Therefore, Mr. Namekata purchased a new DJI Mini 4 Pro and gave it to me for free.
He gave me a lot of advice when I purchased the S155 online from the Philippines,
and I was grateful for his help this time as well.
However, the battery swelled and the drone crashed after just one minute of flight due to battery exhaustion.
Well, it seems it hasn;t been used for almost four years, so its no wonder
the battery is dead.
So I ordered a battery from the Philippine online store Shopee for 1,336 pesos (about $24). This battery is a pre-order, so it will likely take about 15 days for delivery.