To all who have used T motor props. Is it absolutely necessary to use loctite for the install? Just checking. Thank you
Loctite for t motor props
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Only if you want your aircraft to stay airborne!
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Loctite is used for a reason on rapidly revolving blades.
Sorry. I honestly missed that alert. Thanks.Only if you want your aircraft to stay airborne!
You have already asked this question three times (one of which I deleted) and received an answer here.
Folding props from FDS
I just wanted to say that while I'm out shooting on a show with a very hectic schedule and a lot of setups, my folding props from Florida drone supply have absolutely saved my life. I'm shooting Top Gear America and for the past two weeks we've been on shoot days where I have to four-wheel drive...
Loctite is used for a reason on rapidly revolving blades.
Can't see why you would even ask such question. Using Loctite in any environment where vibrations are present is a no brainer.
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