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Thought I would share a problem I have had with cracks forming on my Phantom 2 and a solution that may help prevent them in the future. I did not get much help from Dji so instead I ordered a new shell and switched things over.
To hopefuly help prevent these cracks from forming again I took some fiberglass mesh and formed it below where the motor's go coating it with Shoe Goo. I have no idea if this will work or not, and only time will tell. Still I watched how racers of RC cars and trucks use this to give more support. I will post any changes if they happen.
Along with the shell I thought it would be a good time to change out the motors. In the past I have used the Ipower motors from http://www.Iflight-rc.com and they have proved to be very powerful, quiet and so stable. And now after a few flights I recommend them for the Phantom 2. And just to add a little Flare to the upgrades I placed a world war 2 decal on my phantom and controller.
Thought I would share a problem I have had with cracks forming on my Phantom 2 and a solution that may help prevent them in the future. I did not get much help from Dji so instead I ordered a new shell and switched things over.
What I did to help prevent these cracks from forming again I took some fiberglass mesh and formed it below where the motor's go coating it with Shoe Goo. I have no idea if this will work or not, and only time will tell. Still I watched how racers of RC cars and trucks use this to give more support. I will post any changes if they happen.
Along with the shell I thought it would be a good time to change out the motors. In the past I have used the Ipower motors from Iflight-rc.com and they have proved to be very powerful, quiet and so stable. And now after a few flights I recommend them for the Phantom 2. And just to add a little Flare to the upgrades I placed a world war 2 decal on my phantom and controller.
http://youtu.be/dAiz2l5vUl4?list=UUHIze ... a8sSY2QyUA
Grandpa Jake http://www.youtube.com/user/funtimegrandpa/videos
To hopefuly help prevent these cracks from forming again I took some fiberglass mesh and formed it below where the motor's go coating it with Shoe Goo. I have no idea if this will work or not, and only time will tell. Still I watched how racers of RC cars and trucks use this to give more support. I will post any changes if they happen.
Along with the shell I thought it would be a good time to change out the motors. In the past I have used the Ipower motors from http://www.Iflight-rc.com and they have proved to be very powerful, quiet and so stable. And now after a few flights I recommend them for the Phantom 2. And just to add a little Flare to the upgrades I placed a world war 2 decal on my phantom and controller.
Thought I would share a problem I have had with cracks forming on my Phantom 2 and a solution that may help prevent them in the future. I did not get much help from Dji so instead I ordered a new shell and switched things over.
What I did to help prevent these cracks from forming again I took some fiberglass mesh and formed it below where the motor's go coating it with Shoe Goo. I have no idea if this will work or not, and only time will tell. Still I watched how racers of RC cars and trucks use this to give more support. I will post any changes if they happen.
Along with the shell I thought it would be a good time to change out the motors. In the past I have used the Ipower motors from Iflight-rc.com and they have proved to be very powerful, quiet and so stable. And now after a few flights I recommend them for the Phantom 2. And just to add a little Flare to the upgrades I placed a world war 2 decal on my phantom and controller.
http://youtu.be/dAiz2l5vUl4?list=UUHIze ... a8sSY2QyUA
Grandpa Jake http://www.youtube.com/user/funtimegrandpa/videos
