Will the 1345 props work with the inspire1? The reason I ask is that under accessories for the Inspire1 the quick release props are. 1345s.
New Quick Release Props have a lifespan......
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I am sure I missed a post some where but has anyone received there new quick release props and from where?
u know i noticed the black ones didnt spin on to well, i might try that and leave the top black or mark the side with colored sticker or tape on "wing not thred"
Yes. I ordered from DJI China on Monday, arrived today. Two sets of yellow tipped and two white tipped.
Only problem is mine are not marked. No white dot on either prop. Anyone have a white sharpie? LOL
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has anyone looked at or have the pieces to try running the folding propellers off of an s900 or s1000? i think they are 15" so not sure if they would fit but would be a good test if someone has an s900 around....? Graupner is coming our with phantom props so maybe we can send them some emails and get them developing self tightening props in 13"
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i think they are getting rid of the self tightening props altogether, all new inspire will ship with quick release. and dealers will be sent quick release to put in the inspire stock they have (those people are lucky they will get both props!). people who have already bought inspire might have to sign up to get directly from dji, or maybe through their dealers.
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They will not fit and even if they did the pitch is different. The Inspire uses a tuned propulsion system and is not designed to swing larger/steeper props.
Even if they did fit you would have to calculate the increased loading on the drive system and would result in different flight dynamics as well as different flight times.
Sorry - that' s the price you pay for an out of the box tuned system.
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Got a good advice.Put on a little alcohol on the black thread and it works much better after this.
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Ok, all good did that. lined up the edges with the 'standard props' and painted the tops...NOW, how do I tell which one of the adapters fits on the appropriate motor? Its very confusing and I don't want to screw this up.! Thanks
I was wondering what that might be but now I do and will do the cleaning
thanks for telling.
JEEP ... mine is at the doctors... repairing... unfortunately I don´t have the space and tools to DIY at the moment...
but will be really happy to get it back 
it´s a 93. (sorry to go REALLY OFF topic...) it´s a jeep thing no one would understand... we like to go "OFF" something LOL
when you look at the prop center nut you will see that either one side is lifted in one direction. when you try to spin it in your hand (or doing as if) you will get the idea in which direction the prop would go when installed. better to say the air would be down forced or up forced. when a right spinning i.e. CW is spinning left - CCW it will blow towards you instead of away from you...
I will try to make a pic and show what I mean.
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the first image is off my HEX it has 13x6.5 so it is easier to see and explain.
so, when you go from the center point where the nut is and let´s say to the right in the pic you can see that the blade is thicker and bent up by default from the manufacturing process. the other side (left) is bent the opposite compared to the right. - meaning the air is shoveled under the right blade when spinning -> right
on the inspire prop you can also see a thicker blade profile on the right also indicating that it will spin right since it has to shovel the air under the blade in order to take off and make enough down force to lift up the bird.
hope I was clear enough... had to translate in my mind from German... a good friend of mine explained it to me once and I memod it in my mind
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so, when you go from the center point where the nut is and let´s say to the right in the pic you can see that the blade is thicker and bent up by default from the manufacturing process. the other side (left) is bent the opposite compared to the right. - meaning the air is shoveled under the right blade when spinning -> right
on the inspire prop you can also see a thicker blade profile on the right also indicating that it will spin right since it has to shovel the air under the blade in order to take off and make enough down force to lift up the bird.
hope I was clear enough... had to translate in my mind from German... a good friend of mine explained it to me once and I memod it in my mind
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