With the lawsuit potentially blocking the sale due to the quick release propellers are you planning on stocking up whilkst they are still easy to get,  Ive seen some sellers on Amazon already  selling out.  

I ordered a couple of packs just in case.  They're cheap and it really doesn't hurt and they won't go off.

I order a couple as well.

Woe Posted at 5-25 07:51
I order a couple as well.

I don't blame you.

But not for this reason lol

With the lawsuit potentially blocking the sale due to the quick release propellers
Why do you carry on with this nonsense.
Autel lost and it's been posted all over some of your other nonsense posts on this stupid topic.

Its this another start for a toilet paper hoarding panic?

Never hurts to have extras.

Vlas Posted at 5-25 18:05
Never hurts to have extras.

Instead of continuing in ignorance, read this to find out the facts:
https://www.finnegan.com/en/insi ... autel-disputes.html

Vlas Posted at 5-25 18:05
Never hurts to have extras.

Exactly.

Labroides Posted at 5-25 19:30
Instead of continuing in ignorance, read this to find out the facts:
https://www.finnegan.com/en/insights/ip-updates/latest-development-in-the-dji-autel-disputes.html

They haven't won yet but I agree its looking promising - https://dronelife.com/2020/05/25/autels-lawsuit-against-dji/

Labroides Posted at 5-25 17:50
With the lawsuit potentially blocking the sale due to the quick release propellers
Why do you carry on with this nonsense.
Autel lost and it's been posted all over some of your other nonsense posts on this stupid topic.

They've not lost yet.

Labroides Posted at 5-25 19:30
Instead of continuing in ignorance, read this to find out the facts:
https://www.finnegan.com/en/insights/ip-updates/latest-development-in-the-dji-autel-disputes.html

Per your link.
"Ultimately the Commission may decide that Autel deserves no remedy at all, but at a minimum, the Commission is unlikely to enforce any exclusion order or cease-and-desist order based on the three invalid patents.  DJI’s sales in the U.S., therefore, will not be affected by Autel’s claims."
As I said, it never hurts to have spares.

DAFlys Posted at 5-26 00:25
They haven't won yet but I agree its looking promising - https://dronelife.com/2020/05/25/autels-lawsuit-against-dji/

No real surprise. It's always interesting to see how these disputes settle.

Nope, I have a lot still

I was going to hoard a lot of props in my panic, but I don't have any room left to store them since I have toilet paper stacked up everywhere :>).

Labroides Posted at 5-25 19:30
Instead of continuing in ignorance, read this to find out the facts:
https://www.finnegan.com/en/insights/ip-updates/latest-development-in-the-dji-autel-disputes.html

It’s so nice to have a pleasant reply.  Mummy will be so  pleased with you.

In that case, Mavic Air 2 could be the only drone by DJI that can have its propellers mounted on the wrong motors.

phillbarnes Posted at 5-26 04:59
It’s so nice to have a pleasant reply.  Mummy will be so  pleased with you.

It's so tedious to have the forum swamped with misinformation, completely ignorant of the facts.
Perhaps you have a higher tolerance for nonsense.

Maxi3D Posted at 5-26 10:33
In that case, Mavic Air 2 could be the only drone by DJI that can have its propellers mounted on the wrong motors.

thats my believe too.

I might do after seeing this.

just wondering where are people buying there props from can any1 reccomend a trusted seller they have used many thanks (links would be great)

Whether they win or lose a couple of spares are nice to have on hand.

Hi there DAFlys. Thank you for reaching out and for creating this poll. I hope that our DJI co pilots can give out there insights with regards to this matter. Thank you for your support and please stay safe always.

I get mine from master airscrew

Airscrew has been great... lower sound, looks cool, and well made.. Once I had a prop error and they sent me out  new set right away... no other problems.. Use them on all my drones.

JJMik Posted at 5-30 06:44
Airscrew has been great... lower sound, looks cool, and well made.. Once I had a prop error and they sent me out  new set right away... no other problems.. Use them on all my drones.

Actually thats a really good point, I had forgotten that Airscrew props for the M2 were out.

This post was a good general reminder for me, so thanks. Good to have spares, and they are not likely to get any cheaper. Just ordered 2 comlpete sets for the backup parts box. When I need them, I usually need a whole set

If you are using air screws, how do you like them? I will read more about about them but if you have the time, kindly let me know of your experience.

Wow love Amazon -- I will get delivery tomorrow!

Evangeline Posted at 1-5 13:09
This post was a good general reminder for me, so thanks. Good to have spares, and they are not likely to get any cheaper. Just ordered 2 comlpete sets for the backup parts box. When I need them, I usually need a whole set

If you are using air screws, how do you like them? I will read more about about them but if you have the time, kindly let me know of your experience.

under the EU rules were not supposed to use non oem certified parts for safety.  

DAFlys Posted at 2023-1-5 13:15
under the EU rules were not supposed to use non oem certified parts for safety.

Coming from the same EU that just forced Apple to allow third party app stores. Forced Apple to ditch their OEM lighting cable for USB C. All while Apple used the excuse of safety for both. Am I the only one who sees the irony here?

Johnnokomis Posted at 3-13 04:38
Coming from the same EU that just forced Apple to allow third party app stores. Forced Apple to ditch their OEM lighting cable for USB C. All while Apple used the excuse of safety for both. Am I the only one who sees the irony here?

Last I checked iPhone don’t randomly fall out of the sky if third party accessories are used.

DAFlys Posted at 3-13 04:45
Last I checked iPhone don’t randomly fall out of the sky if third party accessories are used.

I've seen more 100% OEM drones fall from the sky than I have anything else. This law you talk about sounds like a great idea if you are the manufacture. Buy a DJI product and make it illegal to buy parts from anyone else. Imagine the same concept being applied to cars, boats or airplanes. OEM is a lot of times the lowest tier in terms of quality so what genius thought this is therefore the safest and must be required? That's why many times these third party parts are referred to as an upgrade.

Johnnokomis Posted at 3-13 12:51
I've seen more 100% OEM drones fall from the sky than I have anything else. This law you talk about sounds like a great idea if you are the manufacture. Buy a DJI product and make it illegal to buy parts from anyone else. Imagine the same concept being applied to cars, boats or airplanes. OEM is a lot of times the lowest tier in terms of quality so what genius thought this is therefore the safest and must be required? That's why many times these third party parts are referred to as an upgrade.

I've seen more 100% OEM drones fall from the sky than I have anything else.
How many drones are non-OEM?
maybe you mean drones with OEM props?
OK ... how many of those incidents were in any way due to a deficiency in the props?
That's why many times these third party parts are referred to as an upgrade.
Yeah ... like all those cheap non-OEM props on Ebay etc?

Labroides Posted at 3-13 17:51
I've seen more 100% OEM drones fall from the sky than I have anything else.
How many drones are non-OEM?
maybe you mean drones with OEM props?

I was the one flying this M600 when one of the OEM props decided to come off mid flight. It's a helpless feeling watching a drone that large come to the ground in a death spin.


Or how about these OEM Mavic 3 props? Same DJI part number but some appear to be manufactured on a Friday afternoon around quitting time.


O.E.M300 with factory installed props. Lab, I don't just make stuff up for the sake of a comment. Are third party props perfect? Absolutely not. Let's just not pretend that like OEM props are held to a higher standard and require yet another law on the books that make them a requirement. The EU already has some of the most ridiculous drone laws. So much so that it has killed the entire commercial drone industry over there. If they feel like drones are dangerous enough to go this far, maybe these lawmakers need to look in the mirror to find the reason for it.

Johnnokomis Posted at 3-13 12:51
I've seen more 100% OEM drones fall from the sky than I have anything else. This law you talk about sounds like a great idea if you are the manufacture. Buy a DJI product and make it illegal to buy parts from anyone else. Imagine the same concept being applied to cars, boats or airplanes. OEM is a lot of times the lowest tier in terms of quality so what genius thought this is therefore the safest and must be required? That's why many times these third party parts are referred to as an upgrade.

Under the EASA rules the manufacturer is allowed to provide instructions for 3rd party parts etc,  but of course DJI dont do that yet.    They tend to treat safety with drones in a similar way to real aircraft here.