| I tried something today that might interest all the Mavic 3 series owners not in the EU. I installed a set of Mavic 3 Enterprise props on my Classic. To my pleasant surprise, it is more quiet, a little bit different, less harsh sound AND, best of all, about five more minutes flight time according to AirData!!! Same size as the Regular props but without the silicone tips. Same price, too!! |
They are not quite the same size. The tips protrude outside the edges of the Mavic 3 gimbal guard bra, which was designed to completely cover the stock Mavic 3 prop tips, and so the tips are potentially vulnerable to getting caught on the edges of most tight fitting cases. Just be careful. The increased flight time shown by Air Data is intriguing, and anything that quiets the apparent sound is always welcome!
They are available, just not legal for non Enterprise Mavic 3. It has to do with safety regulations, blunt tips and soft.
That's interesting. I wonder what's different about them to change the flight characteristics? Something about the geometry? According to DJI the dimensions and weight are identical.
Look it up. Yes, there is. Not necessarily the tips, but the overall ability of the blade to lacerate.
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Other than lacerate, what injury could a prop inflict? Don't be picky concerning semantics.
No petty semantics. I could find no regulations dealing with the details of propeller construction. There's only a general statement about designing to minimize injury. I see nothing that limits the use of Enterprise propellers on standard Mavic 3s.
Never mind. You are nit picking. The prop design is DJI's way of dealing with the regulation.
