Cacc
 lvl.3
Canada
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Now that they come in a bag instead of a box, there is just that much more chance of them getting damaged or bent during travel or storage (or by pets). I am the type of person that has cases within cases for added protection. For example, I have a Pelican 1510 for my DSLR gear, but within that case I still have all my lenses in separate Lowepro cases to keep them extra padded until use, my batteries in a Pelican 1015 (which perfectly holds 3x Canon batteries), and my memory cards all tucked away in a Pelican 0915. This might be overkill and take up extra space, but it keeps everything in prestine condition. Also if I want to just take a single lens with me on the go, it has a case on it so I can just throw it in a backpack without trying to find more protection.
As for the DJI, the Phantom 3 battery fits very nicely in a Pelican 1020 micro case, but the props are too long to fit in anything I have found. Maybe a cigar box, but I would still prefer a case that holds them in place with rubber or foam. mycasebuilder.com has some smaller cases that they would fit in, but not anything that allows for the top to be cut into as well. The worst is getting out to the field and then realizing that you havea chipped or bent prop...so the hunt continues...
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