Backpack for P2 that will fit installed Props

[jgarraffo]

I was very excited when there was a phantom backpack under the Christmas tree this year. I was quickly disappointed when I learned that it didn't fit the Phantom with props installed. This is an issue for me because I have T-Motors on and it's really a hassle to remove the props. There is no "tool" available so I end up using RoboGrips (see http://www.phantompilots.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=32073&start=10). Someone suggested the backpack that DSLRPro's uses in their Expedition Series, but they don't sell that as a standalone product, from what I see.

This is the backpack I just got. It seems to be able to do the job. I just have a problem removing props each time
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JLZ9YD4...olid=2HABT2D8DGQ9G&coliid=IKMCA74JEOMMW&psc=1

 

[jgarraffo]

Hmm... just saw this one: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JLZ9YD4...olid=2HABT2D8DGQ9G&coliid=IKMCA74JEOMMW&psc=1. I'm guessing if nothing else surfaces from this forum, I will buy this over the weekend and return the other. Still looking for recommendations, please

 

[Fplvert]

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This is the one I have. Also does not allow for installed props. Just barely fits in small commercial airplane overhead bins. It weighs 14.5 lbs. fully loaded with 4 batteries and the rest of my flight gear. I think a backpack that would carry a Phantom with the props installed would be too big.

 

[PhantomPhreak]

I have the same case posted above, GoProffessional. You can leave the 2 left props installed if that helps. Really happy with this pack. I will probably get their hard case as well for airline travel. Just afraid if the overheads are full they will make me check it.

 

[robsquad]

i got a goprofessional case and it all fits nicely with props on. not cheap but nice bit of kit
http://goprofessionalcases.com/

rob

 

[Fplvert]

I have the same case posted above, GoProffessional. You can leave the 2 left props installed if that helps. Really happy with this pack. I will probably get their hard case as well for airline travel. Just afraid if the overheads are full they will make me check it.

I also have the hard case. It will fit in some aircraft overhead, just check their size restrictions for carry on before getting to the airport. Most airlines will require 42"-45" combined total dimensions. No lipos are allowed to be checked into cargo unless they are installed in the device. The Go Professional backpack will fit as carry-on even on the small commuter prop. aircraft. The airlines will give you room in the cabin if you tell them you have lipo batteries, but not if the case exceeds their carry-on size limit.