I have a dji inspire 1v2, it has the quick release motors 3510h. I just got a pair of xoar carhon fiber blades and want to test them out. There is a fitting on top of the quick release assembly, can anyone tell me what fitting it is and where I can get a tool to remove it.
Thanks,

Rchjr

Anybody from Dji care to help me out here?

Thanks

Ok , what lock system do you have on the Aircraft Now ?  Can you take a picture ?  Is it perhaps the 1345 T Props and locks ?
My experience with carbon fiibre blades , More  noise and less flight time , slightly more aggresive in climb.  In my opinion , not worth it.  Also can shatter on impact where the plastic more prone to bend and chip but not shatter .

donnie

I have the quick release system that has the 3510h motor. There is a what looks like kind of a allen looking fitting that has to come off. I believe these are the 1345 t props.

Thanks for replying

Rchjr

rchjr@cox.net Posted at 2016-10-15 13:50
I have the quick release system that has the 3510h motor. There is a what looks like kind of a allen ...

Those are simple to remove with an allen wrench, but you are going to need the other type of locking mechanism to Use the other types of prop .   Go to like Amazon and type in 1345 props and  locks and 1345 T props and locks , they are different.  Where did you get these props from that you have ?

You will need a 2.0 mm T handle Allen device to remove the locks ( Hardware Store )  Be SURE  to get the proper locks for your props .  Once again, I dont think you will like them , but to each there own.  

donnie

Donnie Posted at 2016-10-15 12:57
Those are simple to remove with an allen wrench, but you are going to need the other type of lockin ...

I did not realize it was an allen, I thought it was a different kind. My Costo readers just arn't doing it for my eyesight anymore.

I got the Xoar carbon fiber props as a gift and want to see what the difference between the two was. I have read some post on these props and what I have read seems to indicate they are a nice set. They do come with a way to lock the props.

Thanks for your response,

Rchjr

Thanks

rchjr@cox.net Posted at 2016-10-15 15:12
I did not realize it was an allen, I thought it was a different kind. My Costo readers just arn't  ...

Here is a good thread regarding carbon props.  This is ONE way they can be mounted. ( Pic Below )  also there are other Locks as well.

http://forum.dji.com/thread-27881-2-1.html