And if I remember correctly, these should work soon with the use of an adapter on the Inspire 1.
http://store.dji.com/tuned-propulsion-system
http://store.dji.com/tuned-propulsion-system
Looks like spare E800 props hit the DJI store
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Don't forget you'll that you'll need the spring mechanism for your motors. It's the quick release motor adapter. CW and CWW.
I ordered and received the props, but they did not come with the mechanism. Now I'm waiting for the adapters and wish I knew from the beginning.
I ordered and received the props, but they did not come with the mechanism. Now I'm waiting for the adapters and wish I knew from the beginning.
Indeed, you will need those before using these on the Inspire 1. I looked in both the propulsion and Inspire 1 areas and did not see any adapters listed as of yet on the DJI store. I just grabbed a couple of sets while they are in stock, and hopefully those adapters will be available soon.
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Props and adapters are available for pre-order here:
http://www.multicopterwarehouse.com/e800-quick-connect
http://www.multicopterwarehouse.com/1345-white-tip
http://www.multicopterwarehouse.com/1345-yellow-tip
Here are the adapters:
Out of Stock though.
http://store.dji.com/product/22-quick-release-rotor-adapter
Out of Stock though.
http://store.dji.com/product/22-quick-release-rotor-adapter
Yep, shipping was a bit steep considering they essentially weigh nothing lol.
Also, found those E800 adapters on Amazon. they want $18 plus shipping (they are listed at $4 on the DJI site). Does anyone know if the $4 is per motor or $4 for the kit that includes enough for all for 4 motors?
Also, found those E800 adapters on Amazon. they want $18 plus shipping (they are listed at $4 on the DJI site). Does anyone know if the $4 is per motor or $4 for the kit that includes enough for all for 4 motors?
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$4 per motor pair: http://www.multicopterwarehouse.com/e800-quick-connect
"Contains 1 each Clockwise and Counter-Clockwise Quick connects"
OK, so like the props, it's two per pack. Essentially $8 plus shipping. If the shipping is anywhere near like what they get for the props ($20), the Amazon deal might not be that bad.
Thanks britchris for clearing that up for me.
Thanks britchris for clearing that up for me.
I ordered from All e RC and it was $53.49 for 4 sets of props and 2 sets of adapters.... shipped.
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Thank You! I ordered 4 sets of adapters, 4 white tipped set and 4 yellow tipped sets. You should get sales commission.
Ordered the props while they're available and will be waiting for the adapters to come back in stock.
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Well, one thing that comes to mind is that you would also be eliminating the need for the prop locks as well as the eliminating the potential of accidentally forgetting to install one and have a prop spin off. Just one less thing on your pre-flight checklist to worry about.
Also, since the E800 kit is more of a cross platform propulsion concept, the availability of DJI having an excess of props seems more possible (and in my opinion, logical) since the threaded prop for the Inspire is so specific to just that setup. The potential added availability of spare props alone would be worth making the conversion.
Again, this is all just opinion/speculation on my part.
