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I am an old catamaran sailor the the props on my V2+ remind me of the dagger boards and rudders on a high performance cat. We used to spend a lot of time sanding the leading and trailing edges of the blades to assure the least amount of drag and make the boat faster - it works on drones too.
Use 400 or 600 grit wet sand paper to round and blunt the leading edges of the props. Take out any seams or rough edges - make them smooth, round and blunt. Use the same to sharpen the trailing edges of the props. If you really want a quiet bird, sand off the DJI logos too. You cannot even hear my drone unless you are within 50' if it is hovering.
You can probably use your wifes clear nail polish to fix scratches and then lightly sand.
Shhhh its quieter now.
Paul
Use 400 or 600 grit wet sand paper to round and blunt the leading edges of the props. Take out any seams or rough edges - make them smooth, round and blunt. Use the same to sharpen the trailing edges of the props. If you really want a quiet bird, sand off the DJI logos too. You cannot even hear my drone unless you are within 50' if it is hovering.
You can probably use your wifes clear nail polish to fix scratches and then lightly sand.
Shhhh its quieter now.
Paul