They perform just about the same.Can anyone give me the pros or cons to using the carbon fiber reinforced propellers (9450) over the standard stock ones
one of my "beloved" overlords used my money to put one in "his" office.Hey Slack, I want to put four of these invisible blades on mine like this thing uses.
Wait till you see the Dyson hair dryer, it feels like a Tony Starkish propulsion system in your hand....only $399 at BestBuy.Oops....um...I didn't know Buddy.
Three hundred fripping dollars for a blessed FAN? I'd hire some chick with a palm frond for that.
Can anyone give me the pros or cons to using the carbon fiber reinforced propellers (9450) over the standard stock ones
Ron
Is there a particular observation you might want to share or discuss from that vid?
Only that it's been my experience that the difference is tiny at best and the attraction is almost purely cosmetic. Carbon fiber definitely breaks easily and leaves sharp shards and edges.Is there a particular observation you might want to share or discuss from that vid?
Agree 100%. Most of the rubbish people buy are FAUX CF at best. Even the DJI offerings are only CF impregnated.Only that it's been my experience that the difference is tiny at best and the attraction is almost purely cosmetic. Carbon fiber definitely breaks easily and leaves sharp shards and edges.
One question I frequently received was regarding noise levels, many carbon fiber prop owners declared them to be quieter than stock white plastic. That's all, just sharing the results of my testing.
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