would this be able to balance very small props like on the Hubsan X4? 2 inch plastic props.
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Specifically I don't know about this prop. However very slight out of balance can be detected if you allow the prop to slowly rotate, do it in both directions and note if there is a slightly higher rate of slowing in specific orientations. The other method I have used fro very fine balancing is to have the item stationary and then lift the test bench up and down (increasing the local force of gravity and the out of balance) Be aware of what the air movement will do to bias the rotation of the part. This is a good tool for investigating balance, see what works and doesn't. Using small pieces of tape to test out of balance can give you confidence in the results.Hope this helps.Peter Specifically I don't know about this prop. However very slight out of balance can be detected if you allow the prop to slowly rotate, do it in both directions and note if there is a slightly higher rate of slowing in specific orientations. The other method I have used fro very fine balancing is to have the item stationary and then lift the test bench up and down (increasing the local force of gravity and the out of balance) Be aware of what the air movement will do to bias the rotation of the part. This is a good tool for investigating balance, see what works and doesn't. Using small... » Read More Specifically I don't know about this prop. However very slight out of balance can be detected if you allow the prop to slowly rotate, do it in both directions and note if there is a slightly higher rate of slowing in specific orientations. The other method I have used fro very fine balancing is to have the item stationary and then lift the test bench up and down (increasing the local force of gravity and the out of balance) Be aware of what the air movement will do to bias the rotation of the part. This is a good tool for investigating balance, see what works and doesn't. Using small pieces of tape to test out of balance can give you confidence in the results.Hope this helps.Peter « Show Less
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No, its not scored that small. If you already have the metal supports that small, you can just swap the rubber like I do.
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Yes you can. Look for Hubsan X4 107C BNF. I know you can because I had to get a BNF because the motors went out on mine a few months ago. It does save a few dollars.
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I don't think you could get 2,000 pounds of force on them. Well maybe if your parking on the side of a mountain, and landing gear collapses!But they do a great job of stabilizing under normal conditions!
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No it needs something more stable. A screen will not be able to hold the weight.
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Yes, if it's brushless. It's pretty malleable, so you can probably bend it to make it fit.
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No. The case is not large enough. I put my prop guards on when I'm ready to fly.
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Yes, but it works better if the weight is distributed evenly. Honestly even if you don't distribute the weight it has never tipped over on me yet.
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No. Those are way too heavy for this tiny copter. It is designed to only carry its own weight.
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I used for a solar craft with two airplanes each being pulled by a 4 inch prop. The 3 blade prop that comes with this motor willl permit the motor to run at higher rpm than my two blade 4 inch props. Will not lift its own weight though. If that is needed buy the helicopter motors on amazon.
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It would as there are no small parts. May break easy if not careful with it.
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Yes, but it may get tricky trying to counter balance. Balance is everything with a crane/jib. Hope this helps. The dvc50 is great! I would recommend!
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It would be to heavy I would think. But as long as you can get power to it you can mount it on eny thing. The parrot at is not really ment for a gimbal anyway
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The P2V+ is only about 1/4 inch taller than the p2V so it should still fit. However I would never store the craft with props installed.
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If the width of your wheel and rotor fits the balancer, ok. We had to change the rod for a stronger one for heavy assembly, then it´s work fine!
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The P2V+ is only about 1/4 inch taller than the p2V so it should still fit.However I would never store the craft with props installed.
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Only if your flight controller is capable of it. It automatically stablizes on the tilt axis though.