DJI props on X-Star?

[Old Bama Dude]

Are they the same? Just asking cuz someone just gave me some. Not home to try them right now.

 

[DroneDriver]

I believe DJI props do not screw on like the Autel. I think they snap on. I am sure the guys that have both kind can confirm this.

 

[xspwhite]

Go to Best Buy, and get some Autel props. I would not run n the risk. I heard folks tried Autel props on their Phantoms 1-2s, but made them fly funny.

 

[Old Bama Dude]

I believe DJI props do not screw on like the Autel. I think they snap on. I am sure the guys that have both kind can confirm this.

I have them here with me at work, and they are threaded. These were for a Phantom 2, my son has a P3 standard, I'm pretty sure they'll fit his. I was just curious if they might fit mine. I'll just find out when I get home. If they fit, then I've got an extra set of props, if not I'll give them to him.

 

[Old Bama Dude]

OK, for what' it's worth, they do work. I only had two, so if I were going to use them long term, I would rather have all four the same.

 

[LuvMyTJ]

I believe DJI props do not screw on like the Autel. I think they snap on. I am sure the guys that have both kind can confirm this.

Phantom 2 & Phantom 3 props will "fit". P2 have a metal hub, P3 have a plastic hub. The plastic hub is for the braking system that was introduced with the P3 series.
Props are cheap. I would stick to the Autel props. I have never seen the need to use anything other than the OEM propulsion system (props, batteries & motors).
I personally have never needed to purchase additional props for my DJI or Autel aircraft. If you don't damage them in a crash they will last a long, long time.

 

[StevGP]

Just got a set of carbon fiber props from Best buy. After consulting a few boards, convinced that P3 blades fit XSP. Tried them out today and am impressed. Very noticeably quiter than stock.

stev

 

[Old Bama Dude]

Thanks for the info.