I've used them for a few days now. They do sound a little different . I wouldn't necessarily call them quieter or "stealth". All other characteristics seem the same. Definitely doesn't save battery as stated
Same here, lots of rain this year, and now it's hurricane season. I have not finished repairs from last year storms. I am waiting for a cool down in a couple of months, so I can get my antenna farm back in the air.Every time I plan to go out... it rains.
We are getting rain, but not the rain you need.Send some of the rain up here to Northern Ontario. We have been in a drought all summer. Lots of forest fires. Never seen anything like this. Another week of heat warnings. Unheard of in late Aug. up here.
As a fellow Floridian, I feel your pain man. Always rains when I'm done with work...every.single.day.Every time I plan to go out... it rains.
I agree they feel thin but thats what you get when you want lighter. Go ahead and try them out, they work. I felt the same way the first set I received. If you hit something I think you will fare better than a rigid prop since most of the damage will remain with the prop itself.I received the props today. They seem cheesy to me. They are made from a different type of plastic, and they flex easily. When it's not nearly 100ºF/38ºC outside, I will try them. Humidity today is not bad @51%. If it were normal humidity, i.e. 90-100%, it would be terrible. 51% is winter humidity for this area.
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