phantom case that allows props to stay on

[Bryce]

Looking for Phantom 3 cases that I can use that allow keeping the props on the bird.

 

[envisionabove]

GPC

 

[chicago jeff]

Microraptor

 

[geemann65]

GPC

 

[msinger]

The Microraptor Pro case has solid supports to help keep the foam in the lid from resting on the props.


I would personally never store my Phantom in a case with the props on though. I don't think any case can completely prevent the foam from touching the props.

 

[PaulS]

I bought the Drone Crates P3 case and really like it. The price is good too.

http://www.dronecrates.com/dji-phantom-3-roller-case/


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[Mako79]

Supercheap Auto have this tool case available for $83, and it fits the phantom 3 like a glove! I am travelling internationally with it tonight (as fragile checked luggage, so if there are any issues I will let you know

http://imgur.com/a/90O32

Thanks RIder

This was a nice and cheap find for aussies.

http://www.phantompilots.com/threads/cheap-strong-case-in-australia.45723/

 

[Flyboy]

Tradecraft

 

[Bryce]

thanks all!

 

[SitkaGrover]

The Microraptor Pro case has solid supports to help keep the foam in the lid from resting on the props:

Could you enlighten me as to why I wouldn't want the foam touching the props? Its not something I even put much thought on until you said something, and I would prefer not to mess something up, over something so easy to avoid. Thanks!

 

[mmjax]

I have a microraptor case, and do keep the props on. The case lid closes with zero effort, so my thoughts are that the foam on the lid is barely touching them. I do recommend the MR case, but I think I would have gone for "the white one" because I really like the cutouts on it (sorry don't remember who makes them now, but you'll know if you see it.)

Edit:
This is the one I would have purchased, had it been available at the time:
http://www.dronecrates.com/dji-phantom-3-roller-case/
I don't know about everyone else, but I have to store my tablet in my MR case wrapped in bubble wrap so that it doesn't move around.

 

[Bryce]

FWIW, I just ordered the MR case because of the prop pressure thing... I didn't want anything touching those. It would have been cheaper to get one that doesn't hold the props, but I don't want to unscrew them many times (wear and tear... and less grip possibly eventually from 'reverse thrust spin'??)... and also because I need to shoot quickly sometimes... and having the put the props on quickly would 'ruin the mood', so to speak.

 

[Munc]

Although it's not a case, I have the Microraptor backpack and it's great. Has a handle so you can carry it like a case and the props stay on. Cost $169
Here is a thread on it
http://www.phantompilots.com/threads/my-new-p3p-microraptor-backpack.43377/