Thanks.... will keep a close eye on things. Im finding the active breaking an annoyance, doesnt help with anything i can think of and must put additional stress on the airframe.Yes there are.
Even that version, reinforce with Bondic and whatever you name it, after 8 flights did crack in others places....
How do you check to see if the shell is the redesigned?I did exactly that. Just make sure you get the redesigned shell.
How do you check to see if the shell is redesigned?Id send dji photos and ask for them to ship a new shell at their cost..... that is ridiculous. They come out with a new shell design and still give you the old version in the repair. They wouldnt have gone to the tooling and other expense of implementing the production chamge if it wasnt an attempt to correct a known issue.
One way is to hold you phantom upside down and shine a flashlight from the motor area to see if you have the x bracing between the motor mounts. There is a thread around here somewhere that shows the differences in the shells. I believe the new shell has larger vent holes as well.How do you check to see if the shell is redesigned?
Yes, cause I do flips and aerobatics with it.I've owned several phantoms & never had any issues with cracks.. maybe it's your flying style?!
I have cracked all shells of evey phantom since phantom 1. If flying style is the culprit then DJI should disclose that sustained forward flight for minutes with sub 5 mph winds should be avoided.I've owned several phantoms & never had any issues with cracks.. maybe it's your flying style?!
I have cracked all shells of evey phantom since phantom 1. If flying style is the culprit then DJI should disclose that sustained forward flight for minutes with sub 5 mph winds should be avoided.
Mr angry? For what? Where in that message does it say I'm pissed? I'm a little annoyed at your personal comment about me instead of keeping on subject regarding shells that are not suited to the task of withstanding the flying I do. And that is sustained 35-37 mph forward flight. If that is not intended use, then fine. Lucky for me I can afford to keep spares ready to go while cracked ones get sent in. Again, 120 meter high, sustained max forward speed. Manual says nothing against doing this. No, I've never had a crash. Had a few in my align trex 600 way back when, but not with a phantom. I've found them **** near impossible to crash.Alright mr angry... you're complaining to the wrong person - maybe get in contact with DJI about it.
Like I said before - I've never had problems with cracked shells.. so maybe it is flying style?!
I don't make you keep buying more phantoms do I?
At the end of the day I've got zero problems & you have had many
Surely, you can't be that unlucky to get cracked shells on every phonation for no reason?... Or does that make me extremely lucky with all mine??
Yes there are.
Even that version, reinforce with Bondic and whatever you name it, after 8 flights did crack in others places....