Drone Propeller Blade Fail Test – Avoid Crashing & Flyaways DJI03:13

Hundreds of innocent drones meet their untimely death each year. If I only save one drone with this video, it has all been worthwhile!

Category: Fail
    1. MultiHalsey

      Not true. I have been flying for two years now and guess what mine just came off in mid fly when I hit return to home.and I did half a prop tern. Finger tight.Seriously only use return to Home in emergencies it’s 50-50 whether or not prop will come off.

    2. Bill Branning

      I discovered later that the nylon prop blades can snap off at the hub after a few hours of flight time.
      This happened to me again at 400 ft one prop broke.
      Then during the emergency descent at 200 ft another prop broke.
      After a the crash, all 6 hubs were still mounted.

    3. 11wertyh

      Completely wrong Sr.
      the forces of desaceleration convined with gravity forces will losen the propeles in flihgt. Try d same test in flight & prove me wrong.

    4. justen Durr

      wow, my fly away video is quickly becoming popular. great video.

    5. RocKITEman _ 2001

      +Kite Army — Is it possible to put something like “LOCTITE” on the propeller shafts threads to help secure the propellers? {I do “Kite Aerial Photography”, but I have not owned or flown a “D-Word” – LOL – as of yet.}

    6. Sean Ozz

      my chroma lost it’s propeller a couple days ago. i finger tightened it just like your first one. and i clicked on Return to home and the blade untwisted and the chroma dropped like a rock. they really need a locking device for the props.

    7. zyskman78

      Damn you had a fly away!? What happened? how far out and how high up?

    8. zyskman78

      You did just what I wondered about. Cool! I still crank mine down though! Nice video?

    9. World of Ozz

      my chroma lost it’s propeller a couple days ago. i finger tightened it just like your first one. and i clicked on Return to home and the blade untwisted and the chroma dropped like a rock. they really need a locking device for the props.

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