For the wise guy in you. Yeah look at all that abuse. Anyone care to tell me it's been hot modded etc crashed have at it pictures don't lie. Dji, where do I send it for repair stress cracks left rear 120 flights p4 under chassis. Thank you.

They are high resolution photo's zoom in with your scroll wheel on your mouse.

TexasTurbo Posted at 2017-3-2 18:46
They are high resolution photo's zoom in with your scroll wheel on your mouse.

I can't say for sure, but given your user-name it might lead people to think you fly it agressively, and agressive flying is known to produce stress cracks.

Geebax Posted at 2017-3-2 18:48
I can't say for sure, but given your user-name it might lead people to think you fly it agressively, and agressive flying is known to produce stress cracks.

Lmao geez Turbo means I fly to fast. You cant make this stuff up. And the drone is black and I'm white are you calling me a racist?  Really not saying you are nutz but  saying really you are. And really? Wow. Maybe, just maybe you need to go outside and witness life dude. Just because someone has a fast name or implements turbo into doesn't mean they fly fast. Yeah my drone is black and it's not a kettle.

TexasTurbo Posted at 2017-3-2 19:03
Lmao geez Turbo means I fly to fast. You cant make this stuff up. And the drone is black and I'm white are you calling me a racist?  Really not saying you are nutz but  saying really you are. And really? Wow. Maybe, just maybe you need to go outside and witness life dude. Just because someone has a fast name or implements turbo into doesn't mean they fly fast. Yeah my drone is black and it's not a kettle.

If flying the drone in p mode full gps is to fast oh my forgive me.

Bought mine in December and it is cracking in the exact same places. And I ride Sport Bikes too so that must mean that I fly fast as well!! LMAO........

Sprtbkrydr Posted at 2017-3-2 19:14
Bought mine in December and it is cracking in the exact same places. And I ride Sport Bikes too so that must mean that I fly fast as well!! LMAO........

Any response from Dji?

TexasTurbo Posted at 2017-3-2 19:17
Any response from Dji?

Yes, they have sent me a shipping label to send it back with to be repaired.

Geebax Posted at 2017-3-2 18:48
I can't say for sure, but given your user-name it might lead people to think you fly it agressively, and agressive flying is known to produce stress cracks.

The big question is do those cracks extend through the magnesium alloy chassis or are they just "cosmetic cracks" in the shell. The shell isn't purely cosmetic and cracks in it will produce a stress concentrations in the chassis but some cyanoacrylate or 2 pack resin would go a long way towards stopping the crack from extending through the chassis if you didn't want to go to the trouble or expense of replacing the bottom shell.

It is intriguing that there are 3 cracks in one arm but none in any of the others. Is the motor inclination on that arm identical to the others possibly indicating a drop onto that corner at some stage in the Phantoms life causing a misalignment and stress concentration.  

AlecW Posted at 2017-3-2 19:24
He's another Australian, they are actively attacking anyone from the USA right now on this forum.  Follow a couple of my posts, they are nuts and all over me.

Lmao bro from the land down under.

Quamera Posted at 2017-3-2 19:25
The big question is do those cracks extend through the magnesium alloy chassis or are they just "cosmetic cracks" in the shell. The shell isn't purely cosmetic and cracks in it will produce a stress concentrations in the chassis but some cyanoacrylate or 2 pack resin would go a long way towards stopping the crack from extending through the chassis if you didn't want to go to the trouble or expense of replacing the bottom shell.

It is intriguing that there are 3 cracks in one arm but none in any of the others. Is the motor inclination on that arm identical to the others possibly indicating a drop onto that corner at some stage in the Phantoms life causing a misalignment and stress concentration.

The magnesium alloy chassis, as far as I am aware, is in the centre of the aircraft and not the arms. But that is just my recollection.

Geebax Posted at 2017-3-2 18:48
I can't say for sure, but given your user-name it might lead people to think you fly it agressively, and agressive flying is known to produce stress cracks.

I think the Turbo may be a reference to the "fans" so not really indicative of speed.

My Defender has a Turbo motor but being a diesel it's hardly what you would call fast, but maybe aggressive.

I responded to you on your duplicate thread.

DJI-Jamie Posted at 2017-3-2 22:39
I responded to you on your duplicate thread.

Thank you for the contact number. Many people one here are cruel and condemning. Kind of makes ya wonder. But thank you.

Seems some people are unlucky I've got over 150 flights and used sport mode quite aggressively at times. never crashed or dropped mine though. And I have no stress cracks at all.

Geebax Posted at 2017-3-2 19:54
The magnesium alloy chassis, as far as I am aware, is in the centre of the aircraft and not the arms. But that is just my recollection.

There's no magnesium alloy chassis inside the P4 arms.

Take no notice of GEEBAX mate hes DJIs resident Bum licker on here