Recent content by BigMojo

I like that idea a lot...Will have to try that on the spare props I just got in.

Tape works too, I like sanding with very fine grit paper because there is no chance of it coming off in flight or with time. I just go little by little, only once have I taken too much and had to sand the other blade to balance it out. But with all things, whatever works for you, do it. 8-)

Balancing your props is CHEAP and SIMPLE. The DuBro balance is ~$30, cheap given other costs involved with the Phantom. Here's a 2 second tutorial on how to do it" 1. Mount Prop on spindle. 2. Let it roll (make sure the balance is level) 3. The prop blade that rolls to the bottom is heavy...

Email DJI, They may just send you some for free, like GoPro does.

Coupon has expired, FYI

Also, if you are in the USA, maximum operating altitude for model aircraft is 400ft (AGL). Also, you can't fly within 3 miles of an airport without notifying and receiving permission from the Control Tower.

I have it attached in the GoPro Waterproof Case...that thing is near indestructible. I've had them run over by cars, dropped from the catwalk in an arena, and rolled across rocks at the beach. The Phantom is in more danger than the camera when using their polycarbonate case.

Before I put the GP3 Black on mine, I tried out a Sony Action Camera (HDR-AS15). The vibration and jello even with the SteadyShot on made the footage unusable. NOW, this is probably because of my mounting method. I have the TPPacks Isolation Mount and the plate is the perfect size for their...

Hey Everyone, First off, thanks for the insight you all unknowingly provided while I was researching the Phantom. It was invaluable and as I learn more, I hope to be a resource for others as well. Got my Phantom about a week and a half ago, and now have about 6-8 flights on it. So far, so...