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My licence, budget and intended use.
Your licence categories and restrictions, your budget and the intended use. Check that your licence authorises the model and that it suits your experience and needs. The budget should also cover maintenance and protective equipment. Maximum power alone is insufficient and does not allow the other licence restrictions to be ignored.
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My licence, budget and intended use.
Only power, ignoring the other licence restrictions.
Only the price, without checking whether my licence authorises the model.
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