PP Props to Pro use?

[GregE]

After market props aren't getting good reviews and I'm not sure I'll find a Platinum with 'approved budget'.
So the thought occurs: since the Platinum props are quieter could they be used on the Pro?

Whatcha think? Anybody do this?

 

[old man mavic]

After market props aren't getting good reviews and I'm not sure I'll find a Platinum with 'approved budget'.
So the thought occurs: since the Platinum props are quieter could they be used on the Pro?

Whatcha think? Anybody do this?

yes they are perfectly fine if you mean the mp1

 

[DanMan32]

It depends on who the after market provider is. There is junk out there, but also trusted providers.

 

[GregE]

Thanks guys- guessed as much but nice to verify. The 2 series is beyond my need$ so MP and MPP are heading my wish list with MA in the running.

 

[Bill combs]

After market props aren't getting good reviews and I'm not sure I'll find a Platinum with 'approved budget'.
So the thought occurs: since the Platinum props are quieter could they be used on the Pro?

Whatcha think? Anybody do this?

i had both the mp and still have the mpp and can tell you yes they will fit but they won’t make your mp fly any quieter,the mpp has a different esc than your mp that help with noise levels.

 

[jimlips]

i had both the mp and still have the mpp and can tell you yes they will fit but they won’t make your mp fly any quieter,the mpp has a different esc than your mp that help with noise levels.

Absolutely the MPP props will fly quieter than the original MP props, even with original ESCs. About 5 dB at ground level. They "sound" quieter because they spin slower, thus lower-frequency "whine". See this video:

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[GregE]

Thanks for that Not much different.
I think I read the MPP rpms are lower so it follows the blade pitch would be more to perform similarly. If that were the case the MP should pick up some speed at the cost of greater load on the motors.

But...... Trying to justify the additional $$ for the MPP