phantom 3

[phantom twin]

hi all I was wondering has anyone ever order led light flash propeller for phantom 3 drone, they come in a package of 2 propellers. what I was wondering if you only get 2 propellers and I use my other propellers from my drone would that be ok to fly my drone that way. I just want to be sure because of the different 2 propellers that I would get. would it still fly the same way, just want to know before I would order this item. thanks for feed back.

 

[WV. Rootman]

I would weigh them first and compare them to the factory props. Having your props balanced is very important also. My personal opinion, I wouldn't risk it.
Oh no, you are not going to be flying at night are you? LOL

 

[Robert P]

hi all I was wondering has anyone ever order led light flash propeller for phantom 3 drone, they come in a package of 2 propellers. what I was wondering if you only get 2 propellers and I use my other propellers from my drone would that be ok to fly my drone that way. I just want to be sure because of the different 2 propellers that I would get. would it still fly the same way, just want to know before I would order this item. thanks for feed back.

I have saw a few post about after market props breaking in flight.

 

[RunningWithScissors]

hi all I was wondering has anyone ever order led light flash propeller for phantom 3 drone, they come in a package of 2 propellers.

Yeah, they look cool but, aftermarket props are not tested or approved by DJI, so you assume the risk if the props fail during flight. There was a very recent thread from our esteemed member (@Harleydude) who suffered not one, but two crashes due to failure of aftermarket props. You might want to talk with him first before you get too lathered up over gimicky aftermarket props. I value my P3S and P4 way too much to trust them with some untested non-OEM props. Then again, that's just me. Good luck.

 

[Robert P]

Yeah, they look cool but, aftermarket props are not tested or approved by DJI, so you assume the risk if the props fail during flight. There was a very recent thread from our esteemed member (@Harleydude) who suffered not one, but two crashes due to failure of aftermarket props. You might want to talk with him first before you get too lathered up over gimicky aftermarket props. I value my P3S and P4 way too much to trust them with some untested non-OEM props. Then again, that's just me. Good luck.

Im new to drones but did a little RC flying. The only prop I possibly would try would be from Airscrew they have been making props a lone time.

 

[RunningWithScissors]

Im new to drones but did a little RC flying. The only prop I possibly would try would be from Airscrew they have been making props a lone time.

And that's the point. One key aspect of flying ANYTHING is minimizing failure points. There are some reliable aftermarket companies who have been at it for awhile and produce some reliable, i.e. tested, products that would be worth consideration. But these here-today-gone-tomorrow companies/sellers who very likely put little or no testing into a fad product that your drone literally depends on to stay aloft, I don't think so, flashing lights or no flashing lights. Then again, that's just me.

 

[LarBear360]

And that's the point. One key aspect of flying ANYTHING is minimizing failure points. There are some reliable aftermarket companies who have been at it for awhile and produce some reliable, i.e. tested, products that would be worth consideration. But these here-today-gone-tomorrow companies/sellers who very likely put little or no testing into a fad product that your drone literally depends on to stay aloft, I don't think so, flashing lights or no flashing lights. Then again, that's just me.

If you want flashing lights go visit phantomhelp.com. Msinger has strobes that work really good.