15 in. CF Tiger props are awesome

[SanCap]

Look good. You think a 16" prop would fit

No they will not fit.

 

[SanCap]

I ordered some of these, I can do without the quick release. Inspire 2 Carbon Fiber propeller adapters

 

[EDDSkitz]

These look really good. I am wondering if they would void the I2 warranty though, if you had a crash with them...

I'll trust CF over their plastic to be safer, not too sure about the quick release plates and no locks though. I'll be waiting to see if they spin themselves off with props a few inches larger than the I1.

 

[EDDSkitz]

I ordered some of these, I can do without the quick release. Inspire 2 Carbon Fiber propeller adapters

What does that work out to USD? Seems overpriced for two pieces of aluminum, and is it aircraft aluminum, or chineseium?


Edit, translated the page, at least it's good quality metal... all of $10 worth, if that.

 

[SanCap]

What does that work out to USD? Seems overpriced for two pieces of aluminum, and is it aircraft aluminum, or chineseium?


Edit, translated the page, at least it's good quality metal... all of $10 worth, if that.

Don't forget to add $30 for shipping! Yep way overpriced but I am worth it. At least I will not have to worry about my props rattling or falling off.

 

[EDDSkitz]

Don't forget to add $30 for shipping! Yep way overpriced but I am worth it. At least I will not have to worry about my props rattling or falling off.

Again, those props are a bit bigger... let's see what happens during motor breaking.

 

[SanCap]

Again, those props are a bit bigger... let's see what happens during motor breaking.

The props I plan to use are identical in size (length) but obviously the shape is different.

 

[EDDSkitz]

I meant bigger than the I1 props

 

[Ftolino]

These look really good. I am wondering if they would void the I2 warranty though, if you had a crash with them...

You just swap them back . It doesn't know the difference

 

[Ftolino]

I'll trust CF over their plastic to be safer, not too sure about the quick release plates and no locks though. I'll be waiting to see if they spin themselves off with props a few inches larger than the I1.

I had 15" on my inspire 1 never had any problems. As far as the quick release I'd much rather do that then pulling screws out ever time you take in an outside the case

 

[EDDSkitz]

I had 15" on my inspire 1 never had any problems. As far as the quick release I'd much rather do that then pulling screws out ever time you take in an outside the case

Leaving mine on and buying a large pelican rolling case... more room for batteries anyway.

 

[Fanti]

I had 15" on my inspire 1 never had any problems. As far as the quick release I'd much rather do that then pulling screws out ever time you take in an outside the case

Which 15" did you have on the I1 ? Mine didnt fit.

 

[Fanti]

I ordered some of these, I can do without the quick release. Inspire 2 Carbon Fiber propeller adapters

It looks like you need to screw them on with the screws. So you cant take props off easily. Totally overpriced my opinion to. Quality made in Italy ? Wtf ? Since when Italian = Quality ?

 

[EDDSkitz]

It looks like you need to screw them on with the screws. So you cant take props off easily. Totally overpriced my opinion to. Quality made in Italy ? Wtf ? Since when Italian = Quality ?

Just an FYI, seeing as most everyone here doesn't come from an RC or pilot background...

Quick release props are pretty much a DJI thing that really needs to stop. Industry standard for manned, unmanned, etc. is permenantly attached props.

 

[Fanti]

Just an FYI, seeing as most everyone here doesn't come from an RC or pilot background...

Quick release props are pretty much a DJI thing that really needs to stop. Industry standard for manned, unmanned, etc. is permenantly attached props.

Correct, BUT it all depends on the quality of the adapters and especially the screws. There is loads of garbage quality out there. Dont risk your 5,000 + $ bird with crappy quality.

 

[EDDSkitz]

Correct, BUT it all depends on the quality of the adapters and especially the screws. There is loads of garbage quality out there. Dont risk your 5,000 + $ bird with crappy quality.

Oh absolutely... as an engineer, these adapters can totally be made safe. But for $200 it should have locks, especially since it's less than $10 in metal and 30 min on the mill. It's probably even cut off of round stock.

 

[Feet Up]

Hi Guys,

Great stuff here. Kindly confirm that the adapter set below will mount the prop set below to the I2 without modification.

AmazingTech Aliminum Aadapter Quick Release Holder for DJI Inpsire 1 CW/CCW 2-Pairs $39.02 Free Shipping @GoodLuckBuy.com
Amazon.com: T-MOTOR 15x5 Carbon Fiber Props for Multi-Rotor Aircraft (1 pair): Toys & Games

 

[SanCap]

It looks like you need to screw them on with the screws. So you cant take props off easily. Totally overpriced my opinion to. Quality made in Italy ? Wtf ? Since when Italian = Quality ?

I believe they are Swiss made.

 

[rulppa]

Nope, those are made by macaronis @italy

 

[Fanti]

Hi Guys,

Great stuff here. Kindly confirm that the adapter set below will mount the prop set below to the I2 without modification.

AmazingTech Aliminum Aadapter Quick Release Holder for DJI Inpsire 1 CW/CCW 2-Pairs $39.02 Free Shipping @GoodLuckBuy.com
Amazon.com: T-MOTOR 15x5 Carbon Fiber Props for Multi-Rotor Aircraft (1 pair): Toys & Games

Yes, they do. See my pics on first page