Carbonfiber props

[Clutch33]

Is anyone using the DJI carbonfiber props?And if so how does you phantom fly?

 

[IflyinWY]

Hey Clutch33, Welcome to the forum.
I don't use them, I hear they can slice you open pretty good.
Lots of folks use them, lots of posts about them already too.

Enjoy the show.

 

[p fandango]

Is anyone using the DJI carbonfiber props?And if so how does you phantom fly?

their my default prop to go to, very responsive & very good speed with them. Bit noisier than 9450's but worth it

 

[msinger]

Clutch33, the OEM props are not 100% carbon fiber -- just reinforced with carbon fiber. A lot of people say they work well. I don't recommend carbon fiber props that are not OEM though.

http://www.multicopterwarehouse.com/dji-e300-carbon-fiber-reinforced-props-white-tip

 

[ViperTomahawk]

I use them and love them.

 

[UKFlyer]

Are these available for the new 2312 motors, 9450 props. (pv2+ v3)
Official only? I only want them for the black colour.

 

[p fandango]

Are these available for the new 2312 motors, 9450 props. (pv2+ v3)
Official only? I only want them for the black colour.

no they are 9443's

 

[Mori55]

I use them and love them.

So what's so great about them ?

 

[Clutch33]

Whew good to hear being I got a set.Guess I'll put them on tonight and buzz around and see what happens.Antone balancing them or just use them as they are ?

 

[Marlin009]

I only want them for the black colour.

Just dye them.

 

[Rawpork]

Yes, Dye your current. And the carbon props are expensive and break easily upon contact with hard surface. You should not ever need them unless you are adding extra payload to your phantom and need the extra thrust. they also make for abrupt camera movements due to their rigid nature. I will stick with the stock unless I add more components.

 

[Mal_PV2_Ireland]

Just get the dark grey dji plastic props. People mistake mine for carbon all the time

 

[p fandango]

Yes, Dye your current. And the carbon props are expensive and break easily upon contact with hard surface. You should not ever need them unless you are adding extra payload to your phantom and need the extra thrust. they also make for abrupt camera movements due to their rigid nature. I will stick with the stock unless I add more components.

a whole £1 a pair dear jez, don't crash & they won't break up