Thanks for this video. Even though it's just such a simple thing, as a new drone owner I needed to see someone else doing it once, before I trusted myself enough to touch the drone. I´m sure some people can relate, It's just a better feeling. :-)
This video really helped me. I would have never noticed the markings between the A and B motors. I knew they were important, but it was not clear until I saw your video. Thank you!
Thank you, I watched 5 other beginning videos that never mention this. They all should just state this important blade configuration requirement, it takes 20 seconds to explain.
Thumbs up Ross :) It is nice to se that somebody still helping for a total new beginers.Please continue to teaching them espetialy of the FAA Rules it is crutial that new pilots know altitude and max distance to avoid dark scenarios.......
Thank you for this. I searched how to change a prop on the dji mini and boom, this video came up. Literally helped me out so I had to say thank you. First crash... first prop change.
Thank you for not removing this video, miss judged a tree yesterday (yes i know very embarrassing) so now just waiting on new props to arrive from DJI. And this video has been a god send, thank you.
I just had an accident today. Blades were not broken, but showed paint scuff marks and tint nicks. I flew it in an orbit mode to check all systems. After watching your video (excellent presentation BTW) I just changed out the props. Subscribed and looking forward to seeing your playlist. Thanks.
Thank you SO much! I had just replaced one of the rotors after a crash and had taken all the propellors off so they wouldn't get in the way as I was taking the main cover off. When I put the propellors back on, not knowing this info you supply, I couldn't figure out why it wouldn't take off. Followed your info and now I'm back in business!
Hey Russ - thanks for the clear, concise information on how to swap out props on the Mini 2. I was switching to a set of Master Airscrew props and, due to the fact that there are no overtly clear indications on the blades (I needed a magnifying glass to finally locate the bumps on the prop shafts), I was a little unsure whether my placement was right or not. I like Master Airscrew blades because they're a bit quieter than stock and offer marginally longer flight times, but the props I chose are an opaque color and it was REALLY difficult to discern the correct fitment. Even checking the warp profiles didn't offer much of a clue. Thank goodness I found your video. Now I'm confident my Mini 2 is airworthy and I'm going to do a flight test today. Once again, thanks for the great video. Liked and Subscribed!
I watched this video and didn’t change the screws on this videos recommendation. No more than 3-4 flights after switching blades, my DJI Mini 2 threw a blade at takeoff (luckily at takeoff and not mid flight). On inspection, one screw completely came out and the other was VERY loose. Lesson learned (and thankfully without damaging my poor baby). USE THE NEW SCREWS, folks!
Thanks. Returned from flying today, where I had noticed that the blades sounded much noisier than previously. May change my blades to see whether this remedies the noise.
Didn't realize I don't have to remove the props to install my new prop guards. Tried to takeoff after installation, and the thing promptly tried to start skittering sideways on a lean. Figured I'd jumbled up the props (thankfully I actually had indeed noticed the positive extrusions denoting differing props) but needed the proper configuration to be shown to me. Thank you greatly!
Thanks for the informative video 👍😊 Even though it's a simple operation, I wanted to reassure myself. Been a new flyer for 7 months and just broken my first pair of props 😖
Hey Russ...Liked your info on the prop changing procedure (as well as your flying of the Mini 2). Just a thought or two on "why" to change out both props instead of one. While only one prop may have failed, the other might have received some unseen/microscopic damage that will show up on another flight. Another reason, the prop pair are possibly a balanced set (ask the RC folks about this). I'm not sure if DJI goes to the expense or trouble of balancing a pair of props, but if they do, it another very good reason to change out the pair. Cheers...
Not really... A noob should not reuse screws on a this type of propeller... The screws comes with locktight. If not fasten correct the blades will fly everywhere... Also the way the are mounted its more then likely they are bent if you damage a propp and will cause imbalanced props even if the blades are new...
Very useful video. I changed the propellers, without knowing that there are A and B sides. After I found out, I took the drone and checked it out. I was very lucky because I accidentally hit the right side. Completely by accident.
Great vid I didn’t know about the a and b and the little bump so thanks for that. A little note though about the screws...after reading some comments I would definitely change the screws as the new ones come with new glue bits on the end to hold them in place. This video helped me so thank you
This is a great video Thank you so much I needed this because my mini 2 crashed .. Even with the guards on the prop broke.. also the little rubber handle that's on the gimbal broke off Do you have a video to show how to replace that?? 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for the reassurance that I will be doing it correctly when the time comes. When you said that you reuse the old screws, do you put thread lock on them first or just reuse the old ones without any? I also agree with you it could be a hand-over from the other DJI Mavic drones, as they have prop's which have blades connected to a common hub. It is possible to replace a blade on that type of hub, but not recommended, as it can weaken the prop. However, the Mini uses a different type of prop' set with individual blades. I'd expect the production quality to be more than sufficient to allow you to replace just the broken blade in a pair ... HOWEVER - if the Mavic has been in a position to damage one blade, it is highly likely that the second blade following close behind has also hit the obstacle (what-ever), and sustained damage. That's the logic in the 'replace both' argument ... The bottom line is - are you prepared to lose your drone for a couple of dollars' worth of prop's???
i would recommend change them in pair of 8. only replace single blade in emergncy, since blades are plastic they strech while flying, that makes plastic become softer so if you change single blade it may generate more force than others which could result in instabilty.
Nobody should be laughing at this content or your reason for doing it- A lot wouldn’t know that there is 2 types of props and motors that rotate in different directions - Put the props on the wrong way (Which you can) and your drone won’t even fly and may even get damaged as the drone may flip onto its side - Great content and a really relevant and important vid - Appreciate your accurate, relevant and honest reviews - Thanks 😊
Prop balance. There's a chance that the 2 blades might be out of balance if one is newer than the other, causing noise from oscillations which can affect the gyro thus causing potential flight performance issues. Will it be a problem 100%? No, probably not. I get why DJI is recommending both blades get swapped. Great video, super exciting to see this massive improvement in the mavic mini. Fantastic value for new camera drone pilots!
Thank you for the informative video. Interesting though, DJI Fly More kit, has 3 sets of replacement props, the first one I opened had a set of A props in the B baggie and one package had a bag with 4 screws, other with 3. So now after changing 1 set of A props and one set of B props I essentially I got 4 A props and 2 B props. Super.
Hello, thanks for your video ! I was just looking at the replacement propellers that were in my DJI bundle, and realized the code was different that the ones installed. Replacement: - DJI C4 4726 FM (2) - DJI C1 4726 FM (2) Initial installed on the drone: - DJI C3 4726 FM (8 - 2x4 motors) I can clearly see the A and B difference on the propellers, but wondering if the code makes a difference, or why they are numbered differently ? Thank you in advance
Thank you for the video. I've seen a recommendation to put a small amount of loctite on on the propeller screw - what do you think? Do the screws come loose if not? I noticed a fine indentation groove on the top of the A arms near the propeller attachment with a similar curve to the bump on A propellers. So, I made the groove more apparent by marking with a very fine black marker in the groove which may help me remember which propeller set goes where.
I just have to comment in case you see this. I’m being a dumbass and not reading the manual with my new drone. Spent the better part of the last four hours recalibrating since it’s not flying properly after I crashed and broke a blade. Every single comment you are making along the way just has my mom cracking up in the background because you’re answering all my questions perfectly.
I haven't seen a lot of attention paid to the fact that Mini 2 also now supports Galileo satellites in addition to GPS & GLONASS. I wonder how much this will help the precision of Mini 2 landings? (Since it appears landing positioning is all satellite-based, still, as opposed to Mavic Air 2, etc)
Hi, it would be interesting to check if mini 2 propellers works on mavic mini 1. Mini 2 propellers are stiffer and quieter, so it could be a nice upgrade for original mini. I know that official dji website says that the cannot be used, but anyway...
Just remember to always change the screws because they have a glue meant to not vibrate while the screws are put on and protect them from becoming lose.
thank you for this I notice my one of my props has a slight chip I noticed after my flight. It took off normal and flew normal no effect to any of my flight. should I replace ? its a tiny tiny chip
Thank you for the video. Good info. One thing that I going to comment on that I hear a lot, being in rotary wing in the Army it grates me to hear the rotors called propellers. Propellers are vertical rotors are horizontal, that how I was taught. Just a comment
Thanks you your vids helped me alot.. can I ask you a question about my mini se it will motivate yaw quick it takes like 15 sec to do 360° on sport mode
No they are not compatible. The mini 1 has thinner and a lot more flexible propellers. The mini 2 has a firmer propeller that doesn’t flex that much. (because the mini 2 has stronger engines)
@@alexisluna8740 Thanks for your reply. I lost my mini 1 a month ago and now I have three sets of props, a remote, a battery charger and no drone. At least I can use the batteries as a powerbank.
@@alexisluna8740 well yes but will they fit? It's the same size and pitch. But have the changed anything with the screws?!? Using carbon props on my mini because the original is not stiff enough to avoid proppstrikes into the body.. but mini 2 props is probably a better choice since lower noise etc. If they would fit... You can use stiffer props on a less power full motor but flexing props an a more powerful motor is not good... using mini 1 props on a mini 2 would be bad... So they might have changed something so you can't mix :-/
I have motor protection on my mini1 and I change for a mini2, did you used some? I fly in Quebec so cold and snow a lot of month on year! (Sorry for my English I am French) thank for you video👏😁
Hi, I tried to change the propellers but after changing just one, the screws of the others were just too tight to open (unscrew) and the tiny screw driver started to wear off and I had to stop. Do you have a solution to that? Thanks
probably better to get better quality watch maker screwdriver, also apply downward pressure, pushing the screwdriver deep into the slot and commit to unscrewing
Possible that DJI checks props out of the mold and matches weight, balance and airfoils? I know I used "matched" batteries in my RC and statically as well as dynamically balanced my RC rotor blades. Both made a huge difference in performance. A quad, by its nature, will balance out differences, but it does take power and you may see a slight shudder in the video.
When you look closer on the screw, you can see blue glue on it. It's thread locker that prevents propellers from unscrewing mid flight. That is why DJI wants you to replace the screw everytime...
I have a question! The indicator on bottom center of the screen when flying the drone mine don’t have that. The one that tells where the drone is with the controller
Hi 51 Drones, I wanted to check if it's okay that I add your video's link in my product page? It will certainly help buyers installing the props correctly. Will wait for your permission before proceeding.
Hie my name phill am from Zimbabwe l.have been inspired by your videos and l have been flying dji mavic pro for 2 years now for this other company I work for, after watching your videos l was inspired to buy my own drone l was wondering if you could sell me one of your drone the mini se or mini 2 se
Thanks for this video. Even though it's just such a simple thing, as a new drone owner I needed to see someone else doing it once, before I trusted myself enough to touch the drone. I´m sure some people can relate, It's just a better feeling. :-)
Absolutely
That was very helpful because my drone wasn’t taking off because the propellers were not on the correct way!
This video really helped me. I would have never noticed the markings between the A and B motors. I knew they were important, but it was not clear until I saw your video. Thank you!
Thank you, I watched 5 other beginning videos that never mention this. They all should just state this important blade configuration requirement, it takes 20 seconds to explain.
This video is the most informative one I’ve seen in a very long time it helped me out 100%. Thank you very much. I’m new to the drone world.
Thumbs up Ross :)
It is nice to se that somebody still helping for a total new beginers.Please continue to teaching them espetialy of the FAA Rules it is crutial that new pilots know altitude and max distance to avoid dark scenarios.......
Thanks for this video, I came to it first in a search and it's just what I needed after my first crash.
About to change my mini 2 props, thanks for the video, you don't know what you don't know, so always good to have someone show first just in case.
Thank you for this. I searched how to change a prop on the dji mini and boom, this video came up. Literally helped me out so I had to say thank you. First crash... first prop change.
Thank you for not removing this video, miss judged a tree yesterday (yes i know very embarrassing) so now just waiting on new props to arrive from DJI. And this video has been a god send, thank you.
me too 😂
I just had an accident today. Blades were not broken, but showed paint scuff marks and tint nicks. I flew it in an orbit mode to check all systems. After watching your video (excellent presentation BTW) I just changed out the props. Subscribed and looking forward to seeing your playlist. Thanks.
Thank you SO much! I had just replaced one of the rotors after a crash and had taken all the propellors off so they wouldn't get in the way as I was taking the main cover off. When I put the propellors back on, not knowing this info you supply, I couldn't figure out why it wouldn't take off. Followed your info and now I'm back in business!
Thanks a bunch. I changed the cross props and it would no longer take off. Making the A-B props correct as you showed fixed it!
Hey Russ - thanks for the clear, concise information on how to swap out props on the Mini 2. I was switching to a set of Master Airscrew props and, due to the fact that there are no overtly clear indications on the blades (I needed a magnifying glass to finally locate the bumps on the prop shafts), I was a little unsure whether my placement was right or not. I like Master Airscrew blades because they're a bit quieter than stock and offer marginally longer flight times, but the props I chose are an opaque color and it was REALLY difficult to discern the correct fitment. Even checking the warp profiles didn't offer much of a clue. Thank goodness I found your video. Now I'm confident my Mini 2 is airworthy and I'm going to do a flight test today. Once again, thanks for the great video. Liked and Subscribed!
Hey you know what? This video was EXTREMELY helpful because I bought cheap replacement props which did have the marking BUT lacked the instructions!
Thanks for the video clip that was helpfulThanks again
I watched this video and didn’t change the screws on this videos recommendation. No more than 3-4 flights after switching blades, my DJI Mini 2 threw a blade at takeoff (luckily at takeoff and not mid flight). On inspection, one screw completely came out and the other was VERY loose. Lesson learned (and thankfully without damaging my poor baby). USE THE NEW SCREWS, folks!
Thanks. Returned from flying today, where I had noticed that the blades sounded much noisier than previously. May change my blades to see whether this remedies the noise.
Didn't realize I don't have to remove the props to install my new prop guards. Tried to takeoff after installation, and the thing promptly tried to start skittering sideways on a lean. Figured I'd jumbled up the props (thankfully I actually had indeed noticed the positive extrusions denoting differing props) but needed the proper configuration to be shown to me. Thank you greatly!
Thanks for the informative video 👍😊 Even though it's a simple operation, I wanted to reassure myself. Been a new flyer for 7 months and just broken my first pair of props 😖
Short & sweet! Awesome! Exactly the video I'm looking for. Thanks!
Thank you for doing this video. I just bought this drone so I want to know as much about it as I can before I fly..
How to know how much should I tighten the screw? I want it to not over tighten it but also be perfectly fit in there.
Hey brother thanks for showing all of us on how to do this for real i didnt know untill i watched your video thank you 😀
Hey Russ...Liked your info on the prop changing procedure (as well as your flying of the Mini 2). Just a thought or two on "why" to change out both props instead of one. While only one prop may have failed, the other might have received some unseen/microscopic damage that will show up on another flight. Another reason, the prop pair are possibly a balanced set (ask the RC folks about this).
I'm not sure if DJI goes to the expense or trouble of balancing a pair of props, but if they do, it another very good reason to change out the pair.
Cheers...
Totally relevant when you put it in the perspective of a new flyer! Thanks for posting!
Not really... A noob should not reuse screws on a this type of propeller... The screws comes with locktight. If not fasten correct the blades will fly everywhere... Also the way the are mounted its more then likely they are bent if you damage a propp and will cause imbalanced props even if the blades are new...
@@rasmus80g I think Mike F was referring to the part about A and B sets of blades and how to identify them.
Thanks so much.... didn't realize the A B orientation when the replaced the blades first time... it actually can fly now!!!
Thank you for this , been struggling to change mine for the longest time
It's 2023 - but you made the point - still relevant!
Thanks, Russ. It was a very helpful video!
Thanks very much for explaining this,very helpful...I had my first crash so had to change the props
Very useful video.
I changed the propellers, without knowing that there are A and B sides.
After I found out, I took the drone and checked it out.
I was very lucky because I accidentally hit the right side. Completely by accident.
You should do a video on what happens when you mix propellers! I have had some interesting and devastating results!
Thanks! Much better than the DJI prop manual which doesn't mention which goes where and how to identify them.
Great vid I didn’t know about the a and b and the little bump so thanks for that. A little note though about the screws...after reading some comments I would definitely change the screws as the new ones come with new glue bits on the end to hold them in place.
This video helped me so thank you
Hey ! how much tight i have to screw the propellers ?
Thank you. Broke blades and swore that I put the B blades on and it would never launch. The bump on the wings that you talked about helped right away.
This is a great video Thank you so much I needed this because my mini 2 crashed .. Even with the guards on the prop broke.. also the little rubber handle that's on the gimbal broke off Do you have a video to show how to replace that?? 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for this. I'm new to drones and this is very help. Still. :)
Thank you for the info. It really helped me replacing my impacted propellers
FNG here, thanks for the video!
Nice, liked and followed, also shared this on Facebook group Galaxy drones👍
Just what I was looking for. Thank you.
Thank you for the reassurance that I will be doing it correctly when the time comes. When you said that you reuse the old screws, do you put thread lock on them first or just reuse the old ones without any? I also agree with you it could be a hand-over from the other DJI Mavic drones, as they have prop's which have blades connected to a common hub. It is possible to replace a blade on that type of hub, but not recommended, as it can weaken the prop. However, the Mini uses a different type of prop' set with individual blades. I'd expect the production quality to be more than sufficient to allow you to replace just the broken blade in a pair ... HOWEVER - if the Mavic has been in a position to damage one blade, it is highly likely that the second blade following close behind has also hit the obstacle (what-ever), and sustained damage. That's the logic in the 'replace both' argument ...
The bottom line is - are you prepared to lose your drone for a couple of dollars' worth of prop's???
How tight? You didn’t show actually swapping them.
Ideal and well presented. I’m obliged.
Perfect explanation. I'm new (5 mins) into opening the box
i would recommend change them in pair of 8. only replace single blade in emergncy, since blades are plastic they strech while flying, that makes plastic become softer so if you change single blade it may generate more force than others which could result in instabilty.
This video saved me! Thank you
Thanks man ur video helped me alot to change my broken propellers other wise I had put them on wrong way and drone was unable to hover at one place
Thanks for the video! Maybe install propeller guards in the mini 2.
Nobody should be laughing at this content or your reason for doing it- A lot wouldn’t know that there is 2 types of props and motors that rotate in different directions - Put the props on the wrong way (Which you can) and your drone won’t even fly and may even get damaged as the drone may flip onto its side - Great content and a really relevant and important vid - Appreciate your accurate, relevant and honest reviews - Thanks 😊
Prop balance. There's a chance that the 2 blades might be out of balance if one is newer than the other, causing noise from oscillations which can affect the gyro thus causing potential flight performance issues. Will it be a problem 100%? No, probably not. I get why DJI is recommending both blades get swapped. Great video, super exciting to see this massive improvement in the mavic mini. Fantastic value for new camera drone pilots!
Saved me some time. You nailed it.
Any idea the =/- tolerance? TIA
When changing the props, do I need to tighten the screws really really tight? Thanks!
Thank you for the informative video. Interesting though, DJI Fly More kit, has 3 sets of replacement props, the first one I opened had a set of A props in the B baggie and one package had a bag with 4 screws, other with 3. So now after changing 1 set of A props and one set of B props I essentially I got 4 A props and 2 B props. Super.
51Drones Thanks for the Nice Video ! My New Mini 2 is coming FedX Noon Monday ! I traded in My Mavic Mini Drone also !
That helped me a lot thanks ❤
Hello, thanks for your video ! I was just looking at the replacement propellers that were in my DJI bundle, and realized the code was different that the ones installed.
Replacement:
- DJI C4 4726 FM (2)
- DJI C1 4726 FM (2)
Initial installed on the drone:
- DJI C3 4726 FM (8 - 2x4 motors)
I can clearly see the A and B difference on the propellers, but wondering if the code makes a difference, or why they are numbered differently ?
Thank you in advance
Cheers. I never noticed those notches on the A motors.
Thank you for the video. I've seen a recommendation to put a small amount of loctite on on the propeller screw - what do you think? Do the screws come loose if not?
I noticed a fine indentation groove on the top of the A arms near the propeller attachment with a similar curve to the bump on A propellers. So, I made the groove more apparent by marking with a very fine black marker in the groove which may help me remember which propeller set goes where.
I just have to comment in case you see this. I’m being a dumbass and not reading the manual with my new drone. Spent the better part of the last four hours recalibrating since it’s not flying properly after I crashed and broke a blade.
Every single comment you are making along the way just has my mom cracking up in the background because you’re answering all my questions perfectly.
Thx.. alot man solved my problem
I haven't seen a lot of attention paid to the fact that Mini 2 also now supports Galileo satellites in addition to GPS & GLONASS. I wonder how much this will help the precision of Mini 2 landings? (Since it appears landing positioning is all satellite-based, still, as opposed to Mavic Air 2, etc)
Hi, it would be interesting to check if mini 2 propellers works on mavic mini 1. Mini 2 propellers are stiffer and quieter, so it could be a nice upgrade for original mini. I know that official dji website says that the cannot be used, but anyway...
Video coming about that tomorrow!
@@51Drones Big thanks!!!
Is the 360 prop guards compatible with the mini 2?
Like everyone is asking , can the MM2 props fit on the MM1 😛
Well so now I know how to tell the difference in a and b. My drone came with the props installed. They have 3 sets of A and 1 b. How was it flying?
Just remember to always change the screws because they have a glue meant to not vibrate while the screws are put on and protect them from becoming lose.
thank you for this I notice my one of my props has a slight chip I noticed after my flight. It took off normal and flew normal no effect to any of my flight. should I replace ? its a tiny tiny chip
I crashed into a wall - replaced the blade and then tried to fly it - thanks for the video!
Thank you for the video. Good info. One thing that I going to comment on that I hear a lot, being in rotary wing in the Army it grates me to hear the rotors called propellers. Propellers are vertical rotors are horizontal, that how I was taught. Just a comment
Where is the best place to order replacement props? Are the ones you get from Amazon good even thought they’re not dj branded?
Thanks you your vids helped me alot.. can I ask you a question about my mini se it will motivate yaw quick it takes like 15 sec to do 360° on sport mode
hello dji recommends replacing the screws always with new ones because these screws contain loctite glue on the thread
Would you replace both props, if only one has a tiny burr? Not even a nick. Thanks
Hi. My question is "Does the Mavic Mini 1 propellers are compatible with the Mavic Mini 2?
No they are not compatible. The mini 1 has thinner and a lot more flexible propellers. The mini 2 has a firmer propeller that doesn’t flex that much. (because the mini 2 has stronger engines)
@@alexisluna8740 Thanks for your reply. I lost my mini 1 a month ago and now I have three sets of props, a remote, a battery charger and no drone. At least I can use the batteries as a powerbank.
@@alexisluna8740 well yes but will they fit? It's the same size and pitch. But have the changed anything with the screws?!? Using carbon props on my mini because the original is not stiff enough to avoid proppstrikes into the body.. but mini 2 props is probably a better choice since lower noise etc. If they would fit... You can use stiffer props on a less power full motor but flexing props an a more powerful motor is not good... using mini 1 props on a mini 2 would be bad... So they might have changed something so you can't mix :-/
How hard do you tighten the screws?
I have motor protection on my mini1 and I change for a mini2, did you used some? I fly in Quebec so cold and snow a lot of month on year! (Sorry for my English I am French) thank for you video👏😁
Hi,Those 2 Holes In The Motor Where The Screw Mounts In Is There 2 More Smaller Holes There To Mount A Motor Cap If You Wanted To.
Hi, I tried to change the propellers but after changing just one, the screws of the others were just too tight to open (unscrew) and the tiny screw driver started to wear off and I had to stop. Do you have a solution to that? Thanks
probably better to get better quality watch maker screwdriver, also apply downward pressure, pushing the screwdriver deep into the slot and commit to unscrewing
Everything about props but without actually changing them
My drone once crashed after repairing at fly time drone going out of control my blades are looking fine not broken should I change them.
hi Russ,i'm jay from Hong Kong ,how long we need to change it ,if it not broken?
Can I fit the mini 2 props to the DJI mini screws don’t seem to be the same tread thanks
When you get the drone new the prop screws have blue thread locker on them. Use it and new screws too.
Possible that DJI checks props out of the mold and matches weight, balance and airfoils? I know I used "matched" batteries in my RC and statically as well as dynamically balanced my RC rotor blades. Both made a huge difference in performance. A quad, by its nature, will balance out differences, but it does take power and you may see a slight shudder in the video.
When you look closer on the screw, you can see blue glue on it. It's thread locker that prevents propellers from unscrewing mid flight. That is why DJI wants you to replace the screw everytime...
Would there be a reason why you would change the props if they weren’t broken. Or would they be fine for years if they didn’t break
I have a question! The indicator on bottom center of the screen when flying the drone mine don’t have that. The one that tells where the drone is with the controller
Hi 51 Drones, I wanted to check if it's okay that I add your video's link in my product page? It will certainly help buyers installing the props correctly. Will wait for your permission before proceeding.
I tightened mine and the propeller was really stiff. How much do you tighten them.
Thank you for this 😉👌
Can the MM2 props be used on the MM1?
Same question... As I heard they are less noisy?!
@@timokaiser hi i have asked this question on other youtube channels. hoping someone can let us the answer.
Should weigh them. Throttling could be set differently so prob not recommended.. but it should fit.
Video on this coming soon! Short answer - no.
@@51Drones bugger... :-(
Thank you very much.... hit tree leaves today so this helps.... :)
Good tutorial Russ
do u have to screw it in so that its very tight or tight enough?
Brother can we do medical deliveries on this drone without license??????
Thank you kind sir!
Hie my name phill am from Zimbabwe l.have been inspired by your videos and l have been flying dji mavic pro for 2 years now for this other company I work for, after watching your videos l was inspired to buy my own drone l was wondering if you could sell me one of your drone the mini se or mini 2 se
you can fly using the older Mavic 1 batteries , I tested with my Mini 2 , landed after 20 mins , cell voltages and battery temperature was good
Right, they even say so on the product website. :) But you end up >250g and with somewhat shorter flights.
I’m having problems with it still flipping over. What can I be doing wrong?
Do you use loctite on your screws?
Mini 1 prop guards apparently fit the #2!