While transferring my Standard,is it okay if it 'sits' upside down,aka the camera is facing up and the propellers are facing down?
Is it okay if,while carrying my Standard,the drone 'sits' upside down
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Yes, it's okay for the drone to be in that position. I recommend you do the following though:
- Make sure the gimbal lock is properly attached
- Remove the props so they are not damaged
I regularly carry my P3P (and P3S before) by one leg and that means its hanging near upside down with no gimbal lock and with props on.
I just make sure I do not cause sudden bangs, jolts etc. as that may 'stress' the gimbal / camera motors / joints in orientation not designed for.
I just make sure I do not cause sudden bangs, jolts etc. as that may 'stress' the gimbal / camera motors / joints in orientation not designed for.
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Me too.
But, I don't do this when transporting my Phantoms in a case. The lock goes on and the props would definitely come off if I thought the case would be in the upside down position at any point. I don't want any unnecessary pressure to be placed on the props.
It would cause no injury to the gimbal or the camera to carry the drone upside down, as long as the power is turned off.
This is off topic,but I dont want to start a new thread for this since its quite simple. I lost my propeller removal clamp for the Standard,and so far I wasnt able to remove the propellers by hand. Any advice,some simple tool that would help me?
Take a dry tissue or cloth and wrap round the motor ... grip that and then unscrew prop ... making sure of course you are unwinding the correct way.
I have the tool - but never had to use it.
I have the tool - but never had to use it.
If you have a friend with a 3D printer - they can knock up a prop tool for you
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Make sure you're turning the props in the correct direction. If they are really that tight, then you are cranking on them too much when installing them. After they stop spinning as you're winding them on, you should only need to turn them about 1/4 of a turn to tighten them.
I see what ur doingHow to bend your props.
Propeller is very close to the arm/body
Hi guys, I’ve been reading a lot of topics here on forum but I decided to create my own post so maybe I can get some help from you. I’ve got my Phantom 3 SE few days ago from my brother (his friend gave it to him because he bought Phantom 4). I saw this drone flying without problems but when i...
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ThanksI knew I thightened them too much when I couldnt remove them by hand. I know better now,thank you
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