Where can you get replacement props? These things shed props every time they hit something, which they tend to do very frequently.
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you can get them at any r/c hobby store. we got one for my grandpa and he lost the blades pretty fast. we only had to pay 2 bucks for a pack of 8.
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Tower Hobbies is the official storefront for Hobbico, which is the parent company of Estes. You can get replacement props there, as well as a replacement USB charging cable. Unfortunately, they don't sell replacement LiPo batteries (yet) :(The Estes part # for replacement props is ESTE4615; the Tower Hobbies stock # is LXDVZF.(The Estes part # for the replacement USB charger is ESTE4616; the Tower Hobbies stock # is LXDWJR.)
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Unfortunately i have not found the Estes(us) version props. However you can order the Hubsan Q4 blades from overseas. Same quad same blades just different colors.EDIT: Here is the part number ESTE4615 Just google it and you will find some.
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I have not lost any props yet in many flights...keep and eye out when you know you are about to go in and watch where they go...The Estes web site should have them listed soon. Good Luck and Have Fun!
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Tower Hobbies is the official storefront for Hobbico, which is the parent company of Estes. You can get replacement props there, as well as a replacement USB charging cable. Unfortunately, they don't sell replacement LiPo batteries (yet) :( The Estes part # for replacement props is ESTE4615; the Tower Hobbies stock # is LXDVZF. (The Estes part # for the replacement USB charger is ESTE4616; the Tower Hobbies stock # is LXDWJR.)
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I know it comes with one spare set...but I've not had to use them yet b/c I've been able to pop them back on pretty easily.Also, I've thought it was broken a couple of times and just had to reset the gyros...to do this, you push the left stick down and to the right (bottom right corner) and move the right stick left-right quickly until the blue lights link. After you do this, it seems to level the copter. Happy flying!
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WL Toys makes an identical quad that uses the same parts. Google WLToys V272 parts and you'll find everything you need.
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If you say it's a prop, you might be able to. Just don't go swinging it around.It'd be best to contact them.
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Hello, Just go to this link: http://service.mattel.com/us/home.aspx You can get some replacement parts, but not all. Also included is a link for manuals, etc.
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Sadly I can tell you there are no parts available from Amazon or the Fulfillment Center for these quad copters. You can find some blades that are about the same on Xheli.com and the batteries are also compatible with these quads. That is all I have been able to find. If your main board quits on you you are out of luck. No place to get a replacement. Hope this helped you some. If you need arms and motors you can adapt some from quad copters from another website (Bangood.com) which is in China. Other than that. It is hard to find any direct replacement parts for these copters. Hope this will help you.
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I would call the company and ask for extra replacement parts. We have two of these for our mono poles and find them to be excellent.
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Oh yes. I stuck one in the ground by accident once, and it swung the entire quad around (breaking an arm) rather than break the prop.
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I've found two ways to remove the props on the Hubsan: 1: Gently pinch the top of the prop hub with a pair of needle nose pliers and pull straight off. 2: Use back side of a hobby knife. Slide the blade under the prop and lift - you may have to alternate sides and lift from each side. The pliers work the best if you are replacing an damaged prop.
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I'm assuming you would have to contact the company from which you purchased your product. Or maybe purchase another one. Some times the parts turn out to be as much as a new one would cost.
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The wands no problem, my cats have abused it with no breakage. What needs to be a replacement part or better yet an aftermarket part is the yellow polyester/nylon cover. My cats tore the hem off and now it bunches up and won't lay flat. It don't do it's job to good no more! Somebody, there's a market here, the covers wear out the toy still works!
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From what I've gathered the replacement parts are it. In some cases they're not easy to get a hold of either. The electronics store here in town that sells thousands of these things, in all makes and models, carries not one set of replacement blades. For a while after I bought my first apache s109, there weren't any replacement blades/kits for those, even at the manuf website they didn't exist. I think the ones less than 20$ are supposed to be disposable but I've invested in the replacement blades sets and they're worth it if they engines are still good. The biggest learning experience for me though was learning that some models/makes SUCK right out of the box and its a total loss:( From what I've gathered the replacement parts are it. In some cases they're not easy to get a hold of either. The electronics store here in town that sells thousands of these things, in all makes and models, carries not one set of replacement blades. For a while after I bought my first apache s109, there weren't any replacement blades/kits for those, even at the manuf website they didn't exist. I think the ones less than 20$ are supposed to be disposable but I've invested in the replacement blades sets and they're worth it if they engines are still good. The biggest learning experience for... » Read More From what I've gathered the replacement parts are it. In some cases they're not easy to get a hold of either. The electronics store here in town that sells thousands of these things, in all makes and models, carries not one set of replacement blades. For a while after I bought my first apache s109, there weren't any replacement blades/kits for those, even at the manuf website they didn't exist. I think the ones less than 20$ are supposed to be disposable but I've invested in the replacement blades sets and they're worth it if they engines are still good. The biggest learning experience for me though was learning that some models/makes SUCK right out of the box and its a total loss:( « Show Less
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I have not needed a replacement, but I have found similar tips at Lowe's or Home Depot. Take your stick in with you and ask a sales person to help. Jim
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I'm not sure. I would reach out to the manufacturer. They are pretty responsive. They just don't like to replace items.
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I just spoke with someone at SpinMaster (the parent company of Air Hogs) and they confirmed that replacement rockets are not availble. I'm headed out to pickup a Stomp Rocket system as there are numerous replacements available for those.
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Back again, check out where I bought my Graupner E- Prop 8"x5" http://www.rc-drones.com/Props.php They have lots of other upgrades for your Phantom.
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Well if you read the description it says nothing about the nuts. And also why would props come with nuts? Those are items you should already have. And last, instead of asking people on the Internet where to find stuff why don't you use the search bar in Google or Amazon. You just might find what you're looking for
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I couldn't get replacement parts. I had two and neither one lasted very long. I switched to a different brand.
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I am in need of replacement arrows for this crossbow. I'd really like the arrows that originally came with this set because the replacement arrows sold on here don't work, they fall right out of the bow...they aren't designed the way the original arrows are designed. Please help??? Thank you!