Propeller Colors

[FlynRyanD]

Just realized my Platinum that has the propellers with the silver tips. All the pictures of other Platinums have the gold tipped props. Is there really a big difference in the colors?

 

[Mr. Salty]

Just realized my Platinum that has the propellers with the silver tips. All the pictures of other Platinums have the gold tipped props. Is there really a big difference in the colors?

As big a difference as there can be between silver and gold.

 

[DAV8IE]

I believe your platinum should have the gold tipped blades as standard from everything I have seen and read as I researched them before I purchased the gold tipped set for my Mavic Pro. There is actually a couple of differences between the blades, the gold tipped blades are a little bit wider and longer (not by much) but they also have a different blade pitch / angle to the silver tipped blades and I may be wrong here but I also think the gold tipped blades are more flexible at the ends (the gold tips). Check out this guy below, Billy Kyle, he had done a very good test on the blades for the Mavic Pro and the Platinum, hope this helps answer your question.

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[Hollow Dog]

This "color" debate is becoming offensive.
All colors should be treated equally.

 

[Hollow Dog]

I believe your platinum should have the gold tipped blades as standard from everything I have seen and read as I researched them before I purchased the gold tipped set for my Mavic Pro. There is actually a couple of differences between the blades, the gold tipped blades are a little bit wider and longer (not by much) but they also have a different blade pitch / angle to the silver tipped blades and I may be wrong here but I also think the gold tipped blades are more flexible at the ends (the gold tips). Check out this guy below, Billy Kyle, he had done a very good test on the blades for the Mavic Pro and the Platinum, hope this helps answer your question.

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LMAO

 

[Flawless]

I believe your platinum should have the gold tipped blades as standard from everything I have seen and read as I researched them before I purchased the gold tipped set for my Mavic Pro. There is actually a couple of differences between the blades, the gold tipped blades are a little bit wider and longer (not by much) but they also have a different blade pitch / angle to the silver tipped blades and I may be wrong here but I also think the gold tipped blades are more flexible at the ends (the gold tips). Check out this guy below, Billy Kyle, he had done a very good test on the blades for the Mavic Pro and the Platinum, hope this helps answer your question.

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You're referring to the standard Mavic Pro props (8330) which have a white stripe at the end.

There are two versions of the low-noise Mavic Pro Platinum props (8331): one has gold tips, one has silver (not white) tips.

And to answer the OP: Gold and Silver are identical as far as performance goes - it's just a different colour.

 

[DAV8IE]

You're referring to the standard Mavic Pro props (8330) which have a white stripe at the end.

There are two versions of the low-noise Mavic Pro Platinum props (8331): one has gold tips, one has silver (not white) tips.

And to answer the OP: Gold and Silver are identical as far as performance goes - it's just a different colour.

Thanks for clearing that up Flawless, I thought he was talking about his Platinum having the Pro blades on it which I thought was a bit strange as the 'low noise' blades are standard for the Platinum but I did not know that they came in two different colours, I thought it was just gold. The nube learned something new today