Prop Guards

[Mike K.]

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[jon b]

Love em. I'm in, how can I get a set or two?

 

[sirnikolas]

Can you possibly provide more info such as; will you be selling these? Is this a prototype? Etc etc.
Thanks!

 

[Figbar]

This is great...we need these! Let us know if you plan to sell. Why does DJI not offer these?

 

[Mike K.]

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I am only sharing this video. I found it earlier today and thought it was a great find. I am not the maker of these but just like you, I would definitely buy them.

 

[Kirk Pleasant]

His email is in the info below the video.
I have been follow his progress on the DGI thread.
http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=11348&highlight=prop+guards&lang=en

Cheers

 

[avago1]

….but they are in camera view !!!! ermmm….

 

[Ninja]

….but they are in camera view !!!! ermmm….

They're only in the camera view when the landing gear is down, and he's flying it like that so you can actually see them when he's hitting the van.

 

[Jo Ru]

Him = me.
I'm guy with hat.

 

[SiFlyGuy]

Hmmm. I have never liked prop guards because they get in the shot. And then I clipped a solid object and the bills started rolling in. Maybe I'll get some.

 

[imagesmad]

Having recently caught a prop on the extreme edge of a tree which then 'wound' the copter into the tree, destroying 4 props on the way, there are some situations where I would certainly use prop guards. Aerodynamics would bother me though because battery life is short enough without any other impediments.