Good to know. After flying my MPP I can't stand the noise of the Mavic Air. However, I have quite a few sets of replacement blades for the MA already. Maybe I'll wait until they're offered through their Amazon store or atleast with a coupon code. Thanks for the info.

Oracle Miata Posted at 4-7 15:03
Did you change the gain to 60 as per they’re website?  It really improved flyablity for me... much more natural and all but eliminates the warning... as per the pitch or noise; I find the Air to be much quieter at 50 to 100 feet or so now.

I didn't have to adjust the gain values.  I fly at 2000' above sea level, air is thinner hence no warnings. (maybe)PS haven't updated the firmware yet.

Oracle Miata Posted at 4-7 15:03
Did you change the gain to 60 as per they’re website?  It really improved flyablity for me... much more natural and all but eliminates the warning... as per the pitch or noise; I find the Air to be much quieter at 50 to 100 feet or so now.

Thanks for the tip, I hadn’t seen that, I’m in Sweden at the moment so will try when I get home, cheers .

Oracle Miata Posted at 4-7 15:03
Did you change the gain to 60 as per they’re website?  It really improved flyablity for me... much more natural and all but eliminates the warning... as per the pitch or noise; I find the Air to be much quieter at 50 to 100 feet or so now.

I just looked on the website and the correct setting is stated at 80 not 60. I have also seen YouTube videos that even after changing the settings and in GPS mode it will still get the error.

Edward Smith's Replacement Posted at 4-10 09:35
I just looked on the website and the correct setting is stated at 80 not 60. I have also seen YouTube videos that even after changing the settings and in GPS mode it will still get the error.

https://www.masterairscrew.com/pages/mavic-air-gain-settings

I have tested the flight time in line with my YouTube test using the 80 gain set up. This produced the worst result. The motor warning is still showing.
The results is reported in that video description.

Davide Marinoni Posted at 4-1 04:23
here my video review of the low noise props: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsY-WyjzKqc

Great job in providing good scientific data.