Any suggestion any tips ? Do you take all propellers out and store it somewhere else or you leave it on?

If you're talking about the DJI bag made specifically for the Mavic, I leave on my propellers.  I've been doing this since mid December and haven't had any issues.

CAAirborne Posted at 2017-3-28 15:28
If you're talking about the DJI bag made specifically for the Mavic, I leave on my propellers.  I've been doing this since mid December and haven't had any issues.

Leave them on in Mavic bag, but check before every flight..

It's a tied fit. I travelled from Amsterdam to Miami last week. Mavic, remote, charger, cables and 3 batteries in the shoulder bag. Left the props on. No problems at all.

TIP > wrap an elastic band around the body of the Mavic and around props....makes it easier to remove and put mavic in the bag!

BigKitty Posted at 2017-3-28 21:39
TIP > wrap an elastic band around the body of the Mavic and around props....makes it easier to remove and put mavic in the bag!

This^^ I also do it on my controller along with a cardboard cutout from the original box.

I did bought a stick protector for the RC. Because with the normal movement and tight fit, during transportation the sticks might get bumped and crack. It's a very simple plastic part normally 3D printed and can be bought online for the cheap and do not take any space.

AACY Posted at 2017-3-29 00:43
I did bought a stick protector for the RC. Because with the normal movement and tight fit, during transportation the sticks might get bumped and crack. It's a very simple plastic part normally 3D printed and can be bought online for the cheap and do not take any space.

Yep - got those protectors too. They are cheap, fit great and even if the controller is at an angle, the sticks will not get force-pushed in any direction.
Highly recommend.

As for the Drone itself, also leaving the propellers on. Everything is fitting snugly

I found this useful:
https://youtu.be/K15TIkkuhgs

I'm a big fan of DJI's aircraft sleeve. It's inexpensive (at least if you can avoid paying DJI for shipping) and does a nice job of keeping the propellers from catching on anything when you put it into or take it out of a bag.

Hi Guys,

I have these on the way.

https://www.amazon.com/gouduoduo2018-Propeller-Transport-Protection-Bracket/dp/B06XNL9Q87/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1490796389&sr=8-2&keywords=dji+mavic+propeller+holder

i have all of these already but this is a good option for people who dont have the stick guard

https://www.amazon.com/gouduoduo2018-Propeller-bracket-Joystick-Transmitter/dp/B06XKHJM6J/ref=sr_1_70?ie=UTF8&qid=1490796702&sr=8-70&keywords=mavic+propeller+accessory

DroneFlying Posted at 2017-3-29 04:40
I'm a big fan of DJI's aircraft sleeve. It's inexpensive (at least if you can avoid paying DJI for shipping) and does a nice job of keeping the propellers from catching on anything when you put it into or take it out of a bag.

Ditto the sleeve.  Reduces the chance of the props getting snagged while taking the Mavik in and out of the carry bag.

I use a shoe bag 6 inches wide. Slips in and easily with or without props.