Whats props you using and why.
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I have been using carbon fiber self tighteners from Maytech for 200 hours + with no problems. They have just brought out a new range of CF QR with an aluminum hub. I have not used them, but will be ordering some to test. Yina will help you out, she is lovely.
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Yina Zhang
Maytech Electronics Co., Ltd.
www.maytech.cn
Tel: 86-21-56165310
Skype: maytech.rc
Wechat: 13641677389
WhatsApp:+8613641677389
FB: www.facebook.com/maytech.cn
TW: https://twitter.com/MaytechRCModel
Hi Craig, you will love the Alloy Hubs with the QR props quick setup and piece of mind, from what I can tell there a bit quitter that always a plus as well.
Cheers Carlo. Good to hear. I'm gonna throw their new 250 racing quad into the order as well, cos you can never have too many toys, right ?
Sounds exciting 250 racing quad the you can film your ride with the Inspire 1
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I put my props on when I bought mine (with locks), bought a large pelican case to hold my back up phantom 2 and an Inspire with the props on in landing mode.
It works great it holds two controllers,4 48s and extra gear as well as two screens with hoods on. Big but quite perfect to get set up fast.
It works great it holds two controllers,4 48s and extra gear as well as two screens with hoods on. Big but quite perfect to get set up fast.
I have purchased and used these items for about 1 month. I feel far more confident knowing that these mounting plates are alloy and not the original "plastic", particularly after seeing someone break one between their thumb and finger on YouTube. The cost is trivial compared to the potential cost of a failure. David
You may have seen this from DJI ...
Dear DJI Customer,
At DJI we are dedicated to creating the world’s most advanced flying platforms and camera stabilization systems. This dedication extends to our desire to provide quality products that go above and beyond the needs of our customers.
However, it has come to our attention that non-DJI authorized mounting plates for the 1345S Quick-Release Propellers for the DJI Inspire 1 are being sold online by non-authorized vendors.
Please note that using non-DJI authorized mounting plates may severely damage the aircraft’s propellers, lead to potential safety issues due to the lack of self-lubrication, or cause damage through their rough surfaces, hardness and sharp edges.
For safety reasons, we strongly recommend using only official DJI mounting plates available at http://store.dji.com/.
Safety Note
To avoid damaging your propellers and mounting plates during locking and unlocking, gently press down on a propeller’s central nut while it is being secured or removed.
If you release or attach a propeller too often without pressing down on the central nut, the locking structure may be damaged.
If the propeller can be removed without you having to press down on the central nut, then either the propeller or the mounting plate may have become worn, and should be replaced before flying the Inspire 1 again.
Please strictly follow the instructions in the user manual to replace and install damaged parts.
We highly recommend using a torque wrench to install the mounting plates and set the screw torque between 0.5 Nm to 0.8 Nm.
Thank you for your understanding.
DJI
DJI ... YOU ARE A JOKE
IF YOU MADE PRODUCTS THAT DIDN'T BREAK, FAIL, AND FALL OUT OF THE SKY WE WOULD NOT BE GOING TO AFTER MARKET MANUFACTURES TO FIX THE PROBLEMS THAT YOU SHOULD BE FIXING !!!!!
(YES I AM YELLING AT YOU DJI)
Dear DJI Customer,
At DJI we are dedicated to creating the world’s most advanced flying platforms and camera stabilization systems. This dedication extends to our desire to provide quality products that go above and beyond the needs of our customers.
However, it has come to our attention that non-DJI authorized mounting plates for the 1345S Quick-Release Propellers for the DJI Inspire 1 are being sold online by non-authorized vendors.
Please note that using non-DJI authorized mounting plates may severely damage the aircraft’s propellers, lead to potential safety issues due to the lack of self-lubrication, or cause damage through their rough surfaces, hardness and sharp edges.
For safety reasons, we strongly recommend using only official DJI mounting plates available at http://store.dji.com/.
Safety Note
To avoid damaging your propellers and mounting plates during locking and unlocking, gently press down on a propeller’s central nut while it is being secured or removed.
If you release or attach a propeller too often without pressing down on the central nut, the locking structure may be damaged.
If the propeller can be removed without you having to press down on the central nut, then either the propeller or the mounting plate may have become worn, and should be replaced before flying the Inspire 1 again.
Please strictly follow the instructions in the user manual to replace and install damaged parts.
We highly recommend using a torque wrench to install the mounting plates and set the screw torque between 0.5 Nm to 0.8 Nm.
Thank you for your understanding.
DJI
DJI ... YOU ARE A JOKE
IF YOU MADE PRODUCTS THAT DIDN'T BREAK, FAIL, AND FALL OUT OF THE SKY WE WOULD NOT BE GOING TO AFTER MARKET MANUFACTURES TO FIX THE PROBLEMS THAT YOU SHOULD BE FIXING !!!!!
(YES I AM YELLING AT YOU DJI)
Just using the ones that came with it, the self tightening ones. And when I heard they arent making them anymore contacted my local distributor and bought the remaining eight sets that he had 
Hmm. If DJI made products that wouldn't break, fail, and fall out of the sky we absolutely could not afford them.
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