Bison52
Member
I know everybody hates DJI props but I've got to say, I've had pretty good luck with them. I've got a set of Graupner 10 in. and I'm sure I'll use them when I graduate to more serious AP work but dang, you land a little bit crooked and you'll break one But I've used a bunch of DJI 10 inch props and the only ones that have broken on me have been when I've crashed them into something. Even when that happens, it's surprising how many survive.
I balance them, inspect them religiously and check the prop nut before every flying session and I don't really have any vibration issues with a hard mounted GoPro.
When I balanced the last batch, I was surprised at how close they were right out of the box. They required no more tuning than the batch of 12 10" Graupners I got and I think my hexa likes the more flexible props, especially in the constant West Texas wind.
I do think that using 3s only with the 10 inch is important, no locktite, and don't over tighten. 4s is gonna stress the heck out of them.
Just my two cents.
Mike
I balance them, inspect them religiously and check the prop nut before every flying session and I don't really have any vibration issues with a hard mounted GoPro.
When I balanced the last batch, I was surprised at how close they were right out of the box. They required no more tuning than the batch of 12 10" Graupners I got and I think my hexa likes the more flexible props, especially in the constant West Texas wind.
I do think that using 3s only with the 10 inch is important, no locktite, and don't over tighten. 4s is gonna stress the heck out of them.
Just my two cents.
Mike