If the Phantom hits something or someone the prop guards resist and protect all? Does not lose stability video, or damage to the motors with this?
2019823
Depending on how hard the contact is, yes you will damage them and the rotors. Video stability will be lost as well, that's a given. I was very disappointed with these and am looking into much more sturdy prop guards. My suggestion, try looking into more expensive carbon fiber guards that aren't as pliable.
2019824
The prop guards will help but if it hits hard enough the phantom can still cause damage. The best thing is don't make it fly toward or near people or property. you might want to contact the DJI company for more detailed information.
91544
Yes, it can be closed with the props mounted, if you use prop guards, they will have to be taken off. I used the snap on prop guards
2233991
I do not know.I have not traveled with my Phantom.However, I travel with technical electronics frequently.Since the Phantom is all electrical, no liquid fuel, I will bet that it is OK
1108338
I can't say for sure. It would depend on the paint used I'm sure... I can safely say that the propellers balanced in some way. Swapping a white and black propeller causes issues when flying so it seems to be that the size or weight may be a factor. Hope this helps.
1095938
Unsure. I emergency stopped it in flight in my house, about 8 feet off the floor, and it broke on impact with the floor. This drone is very, very fragile.
186866
If these came with your Phantom, then they must be spares. Whenever you need to use them, all you need to do is remove the nuts from the old propellers and replace them with the new propellers. As simple as that.
812796
I have ever seen the landing gear, but the props are in the picture a lot of the time. But, I purchased my Phantom2 3 months ago, it has spent 3 months of that time not working. The factory is ran by 2 year olds that don't respond to emails or answer their phones. I sent my drone by to the factory for repair and they sat on it for 9 weeks and then sent it back to me without fixing anything. It doesn't fly straight it only goes on angles and makes it useless for video. They claim they are sending me a new unit, but it has been since 5/8/14 that I have been dealing with their incompetence, so we'll see. It's too bad because there is nobody else mass producing drones. I have ever seen the landing gear, but the props are in the picture a lot of the time. But, I purchased my Phantom2 3 months ago, it has spent 3 months of that time not working. The factory is ran by 2 year olds that don't respond to emails or answer their phones. I sent my drone by to the factory for repair and they sat on it for 9 weeks and then sent it back to me without fixing anything. It doesn't fly straight it only goes on angles and makes it useless for video. They claim they are sending me a new unit, but it has been since 5/8/14 that I have been dealing with their incompetence, so... » Read More I have ever seen the landing gear, but the props are in the picture a lot of the time. But, I purchased my Phantom2 3 months ago, it has spent 3 months of that time not working. The factory is ran by 2 year olds that don't respond to emails or answer their phones. I sent my drone by to the factory for repair and they sat on it for 9 weeks and then sent it back to me without fixing anything. It doesn't fly straight it only goes on angles and makes it useless for video. They claim they are sending me a new unit, but it has been since 5/8/14 that I have been dealing with their incompetence, so we'll see. It's too bad because there is nobody else mass producing drones. « Show Less
1246223
Hi Lee,I own a Phantom 1 so I can't really confirm that for you. But, I believe the Phantom 2 vision already comes with a anti vibration sistemGreetings.
956502
George, for safety purposes and to prevent any incidents, it is my recommendation to protect the battery and connectors from exposure to elements, animals, and/or persons....It will also maintain the battery secured and safe, since it will be on a trailer, the movement might create another hazard.Hope it answers your concerns.
2144082
I beleive it should. I have a Phantom Vision 2+ and it fits nicely with the props attached. As do all the accessories. It will not however fit with prop guards attached.
739456
Not recommended on any Phantom. The hubs are not carbon fiber and the blades will snap off at the hub if you hit the ground or anything for that matter.
1105586
Carbon fibre props are only lighter not really stronger. They will not survive a hard crash
344214
First off to answer your question look at the picture, you have room for prop guards and extra propellers in front and back.This is an awesome solid case and is better than actually described. So far I'm able to fit a total of 5 batteries 1 in copter 4 on the side, 4 extra AA batteries, 4 9" prop guards, 4 extra self tightening propellers, an allen key set and other small screwdrivers in case I need to take apart the Phantom and still room for other stuff too. if you're spending so much money on a PV2+ this is the correct case you should be getting to protect your PV2+ investment. 2 thumbs up HPRC First off to answer your question look at the picture, you have room for prop guards and extra propellers in front and back.This is an awesome solid case and is better than actually described. So far I'm able to fit a total of 5 batteries 1 in copter 4 on the side, 4 extra AA batteries, 4 9" prop guards, 4 extra self tightening propellers, an allen key set and other small screwdrivers in case I need to take apart the Phantom and still room for other stuff too. if you're spending so much money on a PV2+ this is the correct case you should be getting to protect your PV2+... » Read More First off to answer your question look at the picture, you have room for prop guards and extra propellers in front and back.This is an awesome solid case and is better than actually described. So far I'm able to fit a total of 5 batteries 1 in copter 4 on the side, 4 extra AA batteries, 4 9" prop guards, 4 extra self tightening propellers, an allen key set and other small screwdrivers in case I need to take apart the Phantom and still room for other stuff too. if you're spending so much money on a PV2+ this is the correct case you should be getting to protect your PV2+ investment. 2 thumbs up HPRC « Show Less
628376
Go to this link and you can see what's covered, and how it works. http://www.amazon.com/4-Year-Camcorder-Accident-Protection-250-300/dp/B00CV9MHYU/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t
1593300
Yes, but the vision 2 props are a little too long. If it tips on its side on cement, the props are very close to the ground but they don't hit. On grass or uneven terrain they probably won't help that much and for obsticals it hits head on or side on. My biggest worry is tipping when I land so they help me.
1931062
The standard Phantom props fit into the box as per the photo. Any larger though and the lid is likely to damage the tips - as has happened to me a couple of times now.
1909285
Mine didn't come with a rotor guard, but everything else is fantastic. Had the quad for 6 months or so now. It's quite sturdy, as I've crashed it pretty hard a couple times. Only had to change one motor one time and the rotors one time, as well. I love this thing!!