These came without any hardware for mounting. How are these supposed to mount on a phantom fc40?
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These propellers don't come without any hardware because you use the stock hardware to tighting them.
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I think you need to purchase the PROPELLER PROP FIXED ADAPTER FOR DJI PHANTOM BRUSHLESS MOTOR 2212 920kv (pack of 4 Pcs) Basically they're caps that you screw on...can get 'em on Amazon for $7.33...here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GRV13W0/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I think you need to purchase the PROPELLER PROP FIXED ADAPTER FOR DJI PHANTOM BRUSHLESS MOTOR 2212 920kv (pack of 4 Pcs) Basically they're caps that you screw on...can get 'em on Amazon for $7.33...here's the link:Hobbypower Propeller Prop Fixed Adapter for DJI Phantom Brushless Motor 2212 920kv(pack of 4 Pcs)
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They are for the first gen Phantom that does not have the self tightening props.
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The only hardware needed to mount them is the hardware thats already on your phantom, namely the bolts you already have.
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Your Phantom should have come with 4 cone shaped prop nuts. If you've lost them, you'll need to get a couple sets. Keep in mind there are 2 sets that are opposite threads. These rotors are great!
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The mounting screws should be in your current visor. That is all you need to mount these.
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Sorry no idea I bought those a while back And recall that they had no directions and were a pain to install
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I just got these, and they are not for the Vision. Don't order them. There is no way to use them on the Phantom 2.
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A metal l bracket with a plastic-covered wing bolt is included. I found these sufficient for all my mounting needs.
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Unfortunately, no, they will not fit the Phantom 2. I'd bought them assuming they would (without carefully reading the description and comments).
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You can use a gimbal or a static mount. Currently DJI offers only the gimbal mount. I would highly recommend searching for the Phantom 2 WITH gimbal for $879. It's a much better deal as the gimbal alone is $359. Also, DJI just announced they will be selling a static mount soon however a date nor price has been announced. I would imagine the static mount will be less than $20.
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hi, i just istalled and flew my phantom fc40 dron with one of these, i had to do special but very minor modifications in order to ensure safety for the battery case in the unit, i can send you pictures i made of the installation procedure and the modification i did to the battery compartment gate, just send me an e-mail to ricardo@villasenor.com and i can share the photos , the answer is yes, they work with fc40, i am still in process of evaluating if the battery efficiency is affected or not, i would think is very minor as per my experience so far, and is great if you fly over people so they can be aware of it. hi, i just istalled and flew my phantom fc40 dron with one of these, i had to do special but very minor modifications in order to ensure safety for the battery case in the unit, i can send you pictures i made of the installation procedure and the modification i did to the battery compartment gate, just send me an e-mail to ricardo@villasenor.com and i can share the photos , the answer is yes, they work with fc40, i am still in process of evaluating if the battery efficiency is affected or not, i would think is very minor as per my experience so far, and is great if you fly over people so... » Read More hi, i just istalled and flew my phantom fc40 dron with one of these, i had to do special but very minor modifications in order to ensure safety for the battery case in the unit, i can send you pictures i made of the installation procedure and the modification i did to the battery compartment gate, just send me an e-mail to ricardo@villasenor.com and i can share the photos , the answer is yes, they work with fc40, i am still in process of evaluating if the battery efficiency is affected or not, i would think is very minor as per my experience so far, and is great if you fly over people so they can be aware of it. « Show Less
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Here's the correct answer. CW and CCW prop nuts are all you need. I purchased them here on Amazon and put them on my DJI Phantom 2 Vision and they work fine. Whoever took the photo didn't know what they were doing and used four blades of the same direction. Here is a link to where you can buy them for $15.00. Copy and paste the text to the right here into your Amazon search window and you will see them. &gt;&gt;&gt; DJI Phantom and Vision Replacement Prop Nuts High Quality Anodized Aluminum 2 RED 2 BLUE CW and CCW &lt;&lt;&lt;. I purchased two red and two blue aluminum prop nuts. They look great also on the DJI and go with the DJI colors. The prop nuts only screw on one way so you can't mix them up. However, the carbon fiber blades simply fit over the motor shaft and have a fixed opening so they are very snug. One way to make sure you get the correct blades on the correct shafts is to replace one blade at a time. Two blades spin in the CW direction and the other two spin in the CCW direction. Both sets of blades are shaped differently also. Just hold one blade up against the one you are replacing and if the shape of the blades match, you have the correct blade for that shaft. If not, try another one. Another way to do it is to lay all for carbon blades out on a table next to each other. You will see then that the blades are shaped differently. Simply match the two CW and the CCW with each other and then replace them one at a time with the stock blades. You'd think the people who sell them on Amazon would explain this better but they don't. They figure you should know this. Hope this helps and if so, please leave a comment. They do come from China so expect a couple of weeks or more before you get them. I'm unable to attach a photo of mine here but if you e-mail me at MidWestRC21@aol.com I will send you a photo of mine.
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I own a Phantom II, so I'm not sure about the FC40, but I can tell you that the prop guards I bought were a pain in the you-know-what to install. Had to go to Home Depot to find the right screws-they are time consumeing to install-no help from Dji whatsoever. Very poor design in my opinion.
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There is a diagram on their FAQ page, but no instructions. You need to cut the wires supplied with the kit and soldier them to the 4 wires that come from the arm under the wires for the gimbal. The wires are Yellow, Brown, Red, Brown. Attach the yellow wire to the video wire (white on mine), black to brown, red to red, and black to brown. I did them in pairs, wrapped the wires, then stuffed them into the body of the phantom.
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Here ya gohttp://www.fortisairframes.com/fpv-board-camera-mount/Probably the best mount I've put my hands on
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This gimbal connects to the two stock holes that the FC40 camera screws to. You need to open the Phantom and find the grey and red wires that are free and in one arm of the phantom just sitting there. You connect the pig-tail they sent you to these wires and fish them thru a leg hole. This is your power for the gimbal. I soldered mine, but suppose you can twist and shrink wrap them. If you won't care about using the Phantom remote to control the pitch of the camera, that is all you need and the GoPro 3 camera. If you want to connect it to the pitch lever on the back of the remote, you need to open the phantom, connect one of the many wires they provide and fish it thru another leg and connect one end to the F1 port on the NAZA module. It will be the bottom of the three pins in F1. Then when looking at the gimbal where there are 4 rows of 3 pins, the top left pin is where you connect the other end. Then in the Naza software, you enable the Gimbal, set the travel limits you want, and install the 12$ pitch level on the back (available on Amazon). There are plenty of youtube vids on this.
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From what I know they should work on any Phantom. They have the same exterior housing.
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Hey Jerry, it is a 4-pin connector that connects directly to the balance charger point on your battery. Easiest installation I've ever seen. If you have the Phantom FC-40, you can mount the light directly to the battery cover. Oh, make sure you wear sun glasses when you plug it in, that thing is unbelievably bright!!!! And it does not seem to affect flight time!
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Mine didn't come with instructions! How the f-ing heck am I suppose to install these!!
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Very simple. Attach the 4 rubber pieces to the carbon fiber plates. There's a hole in the corner of each plate to squeeze them through. Pinch in the sides of the grommet, and feed it through the hole. Repeat that process for all 4 rubber grommets. Then, attach the Phantom's default mounting plate to the Carbon Fiber plate using the holes provided. To mount the rig to the Phantom, simply push the bottom plate out of the way to access the screw holes. Before you fly again, be sure to balance your props and check your compass calibration. Bad vibration can cause the mount to oscillate from side to side. Very simple. Attach the 4 rubber pieces to the carbon fiber plates. There's a hole in the corner of each plate to squeeze them through. Pinch in the sides of the grommet, and feed it through the hole. Repeat that process for all 4 rubber grommets. Then, attach the Phantom's default mounting plate to the Carbon Fiber plate using the holes provided. To mount the rig to the Phantom, simply push the bottom plate out of the way to access the screw holes. Before you fly again, be sure to balance your props and check your compass calibration. Bad vibration can cause the mount to... » Read More Very simple. Attach the 4 rubber pieces to the carbon fiber plates. There's a hole in the corner of each plate to squeeze them through. Pinch in the sides of the grommet, and feed it through the hole. Repeat that process for all 4 rubber grommets. Then, attach the Phantom's default mounting plate to the Carbon Fiber plate using the holes provided. To mount the rig to the Phantom, simply push the bottom plate out of the way to access the screw holes. Before you fly again, be sure to balance your props and check your compass calibration. Bad vibration can cause the mount to oscillate from side to side. « Show Less