umm you know the inside of the thread is metal right ? and the shaft is metal. and two the poly carbonate our props are made out of won't even delgoss let alone be affected in anyway by loctite should you get some one there with would be pretty hard with proper application. yes I've tested it. three do you know what happens to plumbers tape under friction and heat ? not good. so before saying someone is giving bad advice you should make sure its actually bad. but what do I Know.Please don't give bad advice. As mentioned, Loctite can eat plastic. If you choose to fly, and I have, then just be conscientious about tightening the props by hand. The more aggressively you fly the more likely it is that ESC braking might cause a prop fly-off. There have been only two instances among all the hundreds, if not thousands of Inspires out there, so this is not a widespread phenomenon. Just know that you do so at your own risk because of DJI's warning.
They don't? I thought they have esc braking? What knowledge do you have to make this statementThe motors are not linear under acceleration or deceleration. If you are climbing at full throttle and then decelerate instantly, the motors do not instantly change their rotating speed causing the blades to come off. Properly tightened self-tightening props won't come off unless the blade hits something, in which case your Inspire is coming down regardless.
Based on what I feel when I tighten the props, I agree with the statement. I wish I had a tool that could measure what force is necessary to unloosen well-hand-tightened props, but I think when they are on well, it would be highly exceptional for them to fall off during the vast majority of flying that most of us would do.Properly tightened self-tightening props won't come off unless the blade hits something, in which case your Inspire is coming down regardless.
They don't? I thought they have esc braking? What knowledge do you have to make this statement
so DJI is wrong?
Hey there. .you can make an easy mod to the mount by cutting it in half and making a couple inch extension out of aluminum or carbon fiber and riveting or bolting it in between the two halfs..My guess is that your Samsung 12" does not get mounted on the controller?
My guess is that your Samsung 12" does not get mounted on the controller?
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