They might help a little but the Strong arm plates are the way to go if you don't want cracks.
Not true, I had the new model with the new motors and new body, I still got severe stress cracks. I do not fly hard. Others have the same issue.
They do not help. Many people have these and the metal ones and still get stress cracks. Honestly the plastic ones are worthless. Save your money.
I'm sure it's the older models which I had before had many problems to which I sent to dji for repair I now have 2 p3a for about 6 months fly them most days no problem the older one which dji repaired has the newer case no more problems my son has this one and Flys it hard all I can say is contact dji support they will sort it for you
Contact DJI for what? I have already had it repaired.
Just giving my thoughts on it its what this site is for and as for punctuation I didn't realize this was an English test next post I send I'll make sure to run it by you firstContact DJI for what? I have already had it repaired.
P.S. If you use punctuation in your sentences, it will make them much easier to read and understand.
Doing your best to write in a format which other members will find easy to understand is a politeness to others and will enable and incline them to help you more effectively. Just my opinion, of course.
Yes, mahseve - there are already lots of dedicated threads about prop guards here which say exactly the same as you have. Don't forget the very useful search facility which can be accessed by clicking on the magnifying glass icon at top-right of the page.
I think you need to cut me some slack was just giving my opinion on the matter just a fellow drone pilot and it seems all I'm getting from this post is members dissing me not good at allDoing your best to write in a format which other members will find easy to understand is a politeness to others and will enable and incline them to help you more effectively. Just my opinion, of course.
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It's your choice, just trying to help... I also have the new motors.
Respectfully, I disagree, I fly hard, carefree and enjoy it, I've crashed a few times but the motors are still intact and it can be picked up and put back in the air with simply a new prop because the strong arms work well. If you fly wimpy, that's your choice, but the supports work great at saving the shell in a crash, or having a motor ripped out by a bird strike. I max it out on speed, change direction immediately and have faith that it works because I check it at the end of the day. Trust me, you don't need to baby them at all
Not a problem Yatey - but HWCM very politely made a fair point which I happen to agree with. We do sometimes get posts here which have obviously been written by people whose first language isn't English and, as usual, members here do their best to help.
