Hi,do you think it is dangerous to fly with a propeller like this?
Can I keep it or do I have to change it?





Thanks
MauroM1982

In this picture is that a scratch or a crack?



If its just a scratch and it looks like all the other issues look cosmetic I would say that it looks okay to fly. I would test it a few times at a large park or something at low altitude just to see if acts funny. To replace all those parts might be more than just buying a new Mini unfortunately.

HurleyBird Posted at 3-11 07:52
In this picture is that a scratch or a crack?

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SORRY... I uploads wrong pictures. ..

For me personally I would change them out only because there could be a hairline fracture that isn't visible at the moment but could appear when the blades start spinning and vibrating. It's one of those "I should have changed out the blades" if a blade breaks during flight and the drone crashes. Better to be safe than sorry.

Hi. Thank you for reaching out to DJI Forum. With regards to this inquiry. As HurleyBird advised at post #6, It is recommended to replace the DJI Mavic Mini propellers, if you have noticed any crack or chipped and deformation on the propellers to ensure stability during flight. Thank you and safe flying always.

It is not dangerous.
These drones can handle a lot.
But for stability it is best to keep the props in good condition.

HurleyBird Posted at 3-11 08:33
For me personally I would change them out only because there could be a hairline fracture that isn't visible at the moment but could appear when the blades start spinning and vibrating. It's one of those "I should have changed out the blades" if a blade breaks during flight and the drone crashes. Better to be safe than sorry.

i agree with this one.

I hear sometimes cracks when mini flues but it is ok.

If there is an actual crack and a portion of the prop is broken off/hanging by a small area, change it out. If it is only scuffed up a bit, I would still fly it