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Just because you buy top of the line props doesn't mean they are ready to go out of the box. Most AV pros know this and spend hours dialing them in. Being a fan of the quick release prop adapters myself, I have them on all my tmotor/tmotor clone props. (As a side note, the Drones...

I buy direct from tarot: http://www.tarot-rc.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65_103&products_id=1261 $26 USD each. Keep in mind these aren't available in Canada so I am ordering internationally anyway.

I tried a gemfan 10" on a 355mm sized quad with 2212-900 motors and had a prop failure mid air. broke right off at the hub. All others had stress marks on either side of the hub. (where the plastic turns white) From here forward I only use them on my mini quad.

$16500 for us Canadians. lol

Great news for the competition! Dont understand the business model myself but I guess if I did I wound be the CEO of freefly .lol

FYI foxtech lites are discontinued.

To everyone that has posted, thank you. It seems like at this point the old theory had been debunked. What exactly does twisting the power wires achieve?

I've read countless forum posts on this, I've heard all the opinions, Ive seen the fixes. Still, I feel the need to reopen the debate. Having a little more conductor between the battery and the ESC's, allowing active cooling vs keeping them close to the nucleus of the UAV. We know...

The battery pads are larger, I would connect it there but it wont make much of a difference.

I thought Bart did a great job in front of the camera. He is well spoken and didn't seem nervous at all. You look pretty good for 47 Bart. I didn't love the curtains. I would have a monitor on the wall and that's where my Skype guests would be displayed with Bart in the foreground a...

9" gemfan kitchen spoon type. Only thing I could get locally and wanted to test her out. All props had stress marks by the hub. (A white line in the plastic) I now have hq. They have way more meat near the hub

No way this guy can enforce or even know the laws of other countries and it would be in his best interest to just ignore the legal side.

Hey Bro. I'm from Toronto as well and my name is Chris too. lol Welcome.

The faa would have to get a court order to get the names of the people submitting content and if this guy is in another country they will be sol. That leads me to think this will encourage illegal operations which I personally feel is wrong.

A week ago I was flying my 355 with naza v2 and cheap props. I was in a hover 10' above the ground and one prop snapped off at the hub. She immediately flipped upside down and landed props down. You didn't break a prop but an esc or motor likely popped. That's my bet. Have you tested...

Can we call in? Lol

I don't think you understood my original post. 2 different rigs. In both cases I tried motors with other "known to be good" esc's and the same problem existed. It was not a esc problem.

Kde and tmotor

I agree on this. Millions and millions of feet of stator wire that is manufactured and processed thru machines with dozen of feed rollers. I guess it's likely that there are nicks or rubs in the insulation during manufacturing of the wire itself or during the winding process of the motor.

Not too many guys use ioc when doing Aerial Video but I will try to replicate your problem on my rig next time I fly it.