i orderd those landing gears not arrived yet ill post pics when i get them

but is there a risk of compass interferance due to the springs
what is ur opinions could it cause problems

it will be useful as here its rough terrain alot of the times

https://www.banggood.com/4Pcs-La ... house=CN#customerQA

I have the exact same ones, they are perfect when you cannot land in your palm!
Haven't had any compass issue because of these.

Haggi Posted at 1-15 04:54
I have the exact same ones, they are perfect when you cannot land in your palm!
Haven't had any compass issue because of these.

First hand experience good then thats a relief

how are they in your opinion does the spark bounce alot or it sinks and rises slowly to absorb shock?

Only metallic objects could affect the compass, the landing gears are plastic therefore ok.

ssylca44 Posted at 1-15 06:57
Only metallic objects could affect the compass, the landing gears are plastic therefore ok.

it has Springs which are metal

wow i like these ,think i will go order some now thanks

They'r cool only problem you can't use the propeller guards with them.

Can they be used with a battery clip? Loosing the battery in mid air is worst than landing in the mud!

i have the clip sadly cant have both

I took my electric grinder wheel to the battery clip and narrowed it down some...now the clip and prop guards or landing struts fit fine.  You could also probably use a sharp knife or x-acto to do the same.

Rustic17 Posted at 1-15 08:16
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I'll probably do he same.

Rustic17 Posted at 1-15 08:11
I took my electric grinder wheel to the battery clip and narrowed it down some...now the clip and prop guards or landing struts fit fine.  You could also probably use a sharp knife or [view_image]x-acto to do the same.

pretty good
i wonder if i can do it see if i can find some tool or
a knife but hot or normal temp

Nice fix on the clip!

SAADHERO Posted at 1-15 05:04
First hand experience good then thats a relief

how are they in your opinion does the spark bounce alot or it sinks and rises slowly to absorb shock?

There you go...
3D printed battery clip. Any clip can be probably be slightly crafted to fit.
Leg and prop-guard as one piece is also an option.

Hi there, thank you for reaching out. with regards to your question, the only thing will affect the compass would be magnetic or any large metallic object. You may notice if there's interference when calibrating the compass.

its possible because the compass needs to be away metal of any sort at least 50 meters

Haggi Posted at 1-15 10:46
There you go...
3D printed battery clip. Any clip can be probably be slightly crafted to fit.
Leg and prop-guard as one piece is also an option.

Nice but now I need a 3d printer. (just kidding I needed a 3d printer long before already).
I guess I will start by buying a dremel.

They are probably made of plastic, it wont effect the compass.

Drameee Posted at 1-16 16:51
They are probably made of plastic, it wont effect the compass.

they have springs tho
but hopefully it wont affect the compass

Metal does any metal sept da Rockin Kind

If the metal is stainless steel, it's magnetic effect is much reduced.

I'll be interested in them, too.

Rustic17 Posted at 1-15 08:11
I took my electric grinder wheel to the battery clip and narrowed it down some...now the clip and prop guards or landing struts fit fine.  You could also probably use a sharp knife or [view_image]x-acto to do the same.

used a spinning saw blade to do this well my uncle did it looks good but dam it feels fragile to put on

So just to clear things up a bit - A permanent change to the magnetic field will be eliminated when the Spark is re-calibrated.  What kills it is if it is re-calibrated in an unusual mag. field (like on concrete containing rebar) and then you fly somewhere else and the mag. field changes.  So, the little springs should have no effect on the calibration but if they do you can simply re-calibrate to eliminate it.
Clear as mud?

MccloudSpark Posted at 1-26 17:13
So just to clear things up a bit - A permanent change to the magnetic field will be eliminated when the Spark is re-calibrated.  What kills it is if it is re-calibrated in an unusual mag. field (like on concrete containing rebar) and then you fly somewhere else and the mag. field changes.  So, the little springs should have no effect on the calibration but if they do you can simply re-calibrate to eliminate it.
Clear as mud?

that is correct i will do it when i get them
good to know that fact thx Mcclouud