https://www.amazon.com/Lights-Pr ... aps%2C72&sr=8-6

Not sure what to think.

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obviously these are a novelty and not meant to be taken seriously.  i have lighted propeller for my mavic 2 zoom (which has no warranty; no dji care refresh) and i've used them about 3 times.  since these work best in the dark, it's easy to switch into them at the end of day just as you are packing up and have one good battery left.  for those who have flown in the dark, you know you really can't do much so it's not like you're going places or flying aggressively.   easy enough to switch into, take off, enjoy the show.  because they are really bright and very colorful and better looking once you get tired of strobes.  so basically, these are good for show; hover at 400 feet, fly out 1/4 mile, fly around the parking lot for everyone to see....purely for entertainment so it's not like your going to crash; put them away until...probably never again.  but they look good especially multi-color leds!

No way on Earth I would attach fixed propellers on a drone.

Drone is sacred. Maybe it's time to decorate the Christmas tree?

They are fine on SOMEONE else's drone, not your own.

They do look spectacular, but I wouldn't consider putting them on any drone of mine - warranty-expired or not.  Just a gimmick, really.

You can put the drone on a tripod, then it will do for beauty.

Not a chance I would fit anything other than OEM props.  

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 02:25
Not a chance I would fit anything other than OEM props.

I used to say that also but I'm a big fan of Master Airscrew props.  They just seem to be much better made and are a little bit quieter to my ears when using them on my Air 2S.

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-27 11:12
I used to say that also but I'm a big fan of Master Airscrew props.  They just seem to be much better made and are a little bit quieter to my ears when using them on my Air 2S.

Under eu/CAA rules were only supposed to use authorised parts.   If I needed props and oem was not available master air screw are the only ones I’d trust.  

When I first got the m2p I ordered some spare props from Amazon,  but the new props were plain packaged and compared to the original they felt much more brittle.  I never used them and bought spares direct from DJI.  Too many fakes about it seems.  

agreed i would never trust aftermarket EXCEPT master airscrew which i have used frequently, i trust them.

DAFlys Posted at 11-27 11:25
Under eu/CAA rules were only supposed to use authorised parts.   If I needed props and oem was not available master air screw are the only ones I’d trust.  

When I first got the m2p I ordered some spare props from Amazon,  but the new props were plain packaged and compared to the original they felt much more brittle.  I never used them and bought spares direct from DJI.  Too many fakes about it seems.

The comment about the M2P props is interesting. I got one set of pattern prop (known brand name but I forget what it is/was) but thought they were more flexible than DJI props and actually resulted in a smoother flight but, like you, I had concerns about using pattern props and only ever used them for one flight.

These are monstrous.  Made by monsters for monsters.  Don't do it.

DAFlys Posted at 11-27 11:25
Under eu/CAA rules were only supposed to use authorised parts.   If I needed props and oem was not available master air screw are the only ones I’d trust.  

When I first got the m2p I ordered some spare props from Amazon,  but the new props were plain packaged and compared to the original they felt much more brittle.  I never used them and bought spares direct from DJI.  Too many fakes about it seems.

In that case you would need to follow the CAA rules.  

The Saint Posted at 11-27 11:36
agreed i would never trust aftermarket EXCEPT master airscrew which i have used frequently, i trust them.

I'm with you on master airscrew props.    Like them and use them for each DJI drone as soon as they become available.  

Only a monster would put these on a drone.  Don't do it.   For the love of all that is holy.

Here you go:

https://www.masterairscrew.com/c ... ropellers-x4-orange

TonyPHX Posted at 11-27 19:56
Only a monster would put these on a drone.  Don't do it.   For the love of all that is holy.

Calm done they are just a bit of fun

I suppose enjoyment / fun could be obtained for watching the drone crash if one or more prop fails in flight and from the DIY repair process.