DJI Mavic Mini Motor Caps - Good or Bad Idea?

[@garyb7145]

I put same caps on my Anafi about a year ago. Red ones. Heat has never been a problem, even on hot summer days. I felt the motors many times after flying. No heat at all. A Fimi x8 I have does get pretty warm. Mavic Pro 2, no heat either. Heat from wife for buying-quite a bit.

[@droneland7926]

Page 20 of the manual: “DO NOT block any of the ventilation holes on the motors or the body of the aircraft.” Based on that, more than likely the warranty is void and DJI care refresh may be impacted also.

[@TheSilentGhostReaper]

DroneLand Hello good Sir, I read the manual and it does say that “do not block any of the ventilation holes...” BUT I did not see or read anything about the warranty of the drone being voided. Can you please confirm this? Also, what about the skins? You read anything about the warranty if you put some skins? Trying to decide if I should buy these covers for my drone.

[@frostedfiresmods2059]

Couldn't you just unscrew and remove the caps before filling out warranty claim? Since it is kind of on the boarder of voiding/not.

[@firstname405]

Warranties cover manufacturer fault, not stupid decisions made by the consumer. I would say explicitly ignoring safety/best care warnings to make modifications is a consumer fault, not a manufacture fault.

[@montanadrone1236]

Thanks for sharing 👍 I think the motor caps are a good idea to not have to use the warranty. You get a bunch of dirt or water in there you're probably going to destroy the motor quicker than these caps will. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@gattosquad2241]

@@firstname405 Ehhh, DJI-care covers my stupid choices.

[@howardtownsend3139]

Good review. I have a Mini 2 and it's weight is actually 237 grams. The caps are 1.6 grams each so adding them does not compromise the weight and living in a dusty/sand environment in the UAE really requires these. Thanks immensely for your thermal input. 👍🏻

[@sunnysidetank8031]

If you don’t mind me asking, do these motor covers fit the mini 2 well? I’ve seen a lot of videos saying it’s a loose fit and it rattles a lot when flying.

[@AirPhotography]

The ones I have fit well, perhaps different brands feel differently

[@sunnysidetank8031]

@@AirPhotography That’s interesting, thanks for your help! I think I will stick to sunnylife since their ND filters worked great for me.

[@Billsadventures1958]

I have also put them on the Mini 2. On yours were they a snug fit around the motor assembly or was there play?

[@apeel2008]

Had to laugh! That elf on the tree is keeping a real close eye on that mini. Does not want to get his head chopped off!

[@MomchU]

LMAO!!! :D:D:D:D:D:D

[@raymiesanchez5473]

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[@WillEDC]

I’d pass on this accessory. Learn to hand launch and catch and you don’t need to worry about debris. If there is a debris problem your gimbal needs to be protected as well so again might as well practice to hand launch and catch. It’s not hard. It just introduce higher risk of something on the motor. A slight imbalance. Slight temperature increase. Slight more effort on the motor.

[@jameslovell8682]

I have to agree. This is just another stupid so called "accessory" that is totally unnecessary. Just fly the mavic mini and enjoy it.

[@petersmulders8058]

Slightly less battery life as well

[@polla2256]

Yep I'm looking at these for my mini se and not convinced that the extra rotational inertia is worth it

[@xsupakane]

These caps could be a good solution to keep dust and sand grains away from moving parts of the motor. I had recently motor blocking caused by a grain of sand which was stuck between the rotor and the stator. I had luck that the motor was completely blocked after flying and not in the air.

[@petercole7384]

I agree with Allen, the weight can be a large factor. A lot of the reviewers are missing the main point for most of us and that is the overall weight of the drone. Under 250 grams, in Canada, and we can fly anywhere. Over 250 we must register and get a pilot certificate and cannot fly in a lot of areas!

[@billkeyes540]

Just asking. Who would potentially get bagged for the minuscule additional weight these add. I really doubt there any chance at all. Zero. None. Bill

[@petercole7384]

@@billkeyes540 You have no idea the lengths that Transport Canada will go to to hassle any drone pilots in Canada!

[@Teamnatureloversplusfood]

Hi i will go to canada by nextyear i will bring my mavic mini do i need to register my drone?

[@jameslovell8682]

Yes you're right these reviewers are missing the whole point of the mini and a lot of them can't wait to add extra weight. If they're not worried about weight they would be better off with a mavic air in the first place.

[@sssdeecee]

@@petercole7384 That's a gross exaggeration. If you've been hassled, it's because citizens complained about your potentially disrespectful flying. Sorry, they do not purposely seek out drone fliers unless they receive complaints.

[@allenmuirhead]

I think the weight limit can be a big deal up here in the snowy north!

[@3DFABRIK]

Allen Muirhead yeah! Here in Canada, adding any weight to it defeats the purpose of the drone...unless you already have a license... Imho! It needs no other gadgets, but maybe some good updates in the future will ....

[@jameslovell8682]

Of course it is, but this guy doesn't think so as he didn't bother with it until the end of the video.

[@bobrochon151]

If the weight of the mini exceeds 249 grams after adding these or any other accessories, it then needs to be registered with Transport Canada. As well, once you fall into the next classification it requires you to have a licence and adhere to either basic RPAS licensing restrictions or advanced. For the average person and unlicensed user, this is a big problem.

[@brianyeung7752]

It is a problem if it goes @250g or over, but if you think about this regulation, does 0.5g or 1g really make the drone immediately more dangerous than it was before that weight that suddenly it's able to take down commercial aircrafts? This regulation is absurd to say the least, they should have more of a rolling weight for classes than an absolute value.

[@ZylonSe]

Adding these did not push my mini over 250 grams (was still under 250)

[@Kotzmarek]

I think it's extra open so the motors can be cooled during working. Bruschless motors are generating much heat. Some dust can't be so dangerous like overheating.

[@Sam-km9nm]

Little dust isn’t an issue but a spec or dirt or a grain of sand will leave you unable to fly depending where it gets lodged

[@otszzz79]

Exactly. It is also written in the manual to leve it open

[@elbatobeach]

Thank you for bringing the attention of rotor blade placement especially for newbies 👍

[@richardhalliday6469]

Thank you for taking the time to pass on your findings, you answered every question we were all concerned about i.e weight, overheating etc. Good job. Regards. Richard.Yorkshire.England.

[@madmaxd1]

Although the variables are negligible and it may not impact the life of the motors of the drone, there are some undeniable facts. 1 - You are adding weight overall to the drone and resistance to the rotation of motors. Both will in fact use up more power. 2 - You are restricting the possibility of debris from getting in the motor. This will restrict the airflow as well. Although I appreciate you making the video, I believe one could outweigh some of the possible variables. Flurries and/or rain drops, shouldn't really be detrimental to these brushless motors but debris such as dust, dirt & sand will. Landing pads, hand takeoffs & landings, will avoid most of these issues. At the end it would definitely be interesting on getting feedback from an engineer.

[@MarxismIStreason]

I purchased the red set , came to the same conclusion. They seem to work just fine.

[@tylerw1418]

LIBsTRIGGER still running good? I just put mine on.

[@16klu]

How are they after a year, guys? I bought them, but I'm still hesitant...

[@MarxismIStreason]

@@16klu no issues

[@Droning-ON]

Good video and glad to see no increase in temperature when using these!

[@anubisamun3014]

Those propeller caps looks nice but it causes the motor to overheat fast and the drone goes to max power overload after you fly it outside on sports mode or even position mode, after I removed the caps and fly again it went fine no overheating or max power overload.

[@INTELMAXELL]

When removing the screws don't you need to clean off the old blue Loctite and reapply with fresh ones? ...Adding a dab on the tip before re-screwing. I only say this because DJI puts them on the replacements tips.

[@bryanbuff]

INTELMAXELL MULTI-ROTORS You’re supposed to replace the screws anytime you take off the props, because of the loctite. So yeah, probably a good idea to add some if you’re not using new screws.

[@gianni1646]

Yep, definitely should use DJI’S new screws. They have the “Threadlock” on them. And use the old screws to clean out the old threadlock by screwing them in and out a few times. I tried to put new ones in before cleaning out the hole and they wouldn’t go down all the way which made the prop wobble.

[@MarcRCAddict]

Yeah 100% you should replace the thread lock / Loctite.

[@charlie1571]

@@MarcRCAddict Yes that is correct. But clear fingernail polish works just as well. I use it on my scope mounts on my hunting rifle. Works just as well if not better. Used it for years.

[@frankv3864]

The idea to measure the temps sounds good. But you have forgotten to adjust the e-factor on your device. Since infrared meters do a terrible job in ambient temperatures, the results depend very much on the type of surface you are pointing at..... Shiny metal or matt black makes a huge difference, and even does not say anything about the temp of the windings :)

[@siveonfarcloud4190]

The reflectiveness and opacity have a dramatical effect in how these devises read, readings should be taken on a non-reflective like some painters tape.

[@freerobotsex]

Another great test would be to fly it around for 20 minutes to put load on motors.

[@dougc.1773]

Bad idea.....the Neodymium-Iron-Boron magnets in the rotor should not be subjected to prolonged high temps or they will lose their magnetism. I found this out from my Parrot Bebop, which uses similar outrunner motors, to be the case and that need to be replaced from time to time due to overheating.

[@ABDRawahah84]

I used the motor cap for a moth for my mini and work fine for me.

[@dvader3000]

I guess in extreme environments is a good idea

[@Buzzvlogs321]

When ever you remove the screws from the propellers you should always use a new set of screws because the screws have a seal that stops the screws from coming loose during flight This is also recommended by DGI Mavic Never use old screws once removed.

[@kalisto1]

screw cant get loose, its rotating in clockwise as the screws

[@Crush0819]

Orrrrrr use LOCTITE ON THE TIPS 🙄🙄

[@Crush0819]

@@kalisto1they do I lost a drone because of it !

[@kalisto1]

@@Crush0819 shit :(

[@My_Alchemical_Romance]

Oh man talk about an underrated channel. I just stumbled across your page. I just got mine in the mail just yesterday (the same covers), and I also shared your original concern. As a fellow DJI Mini pilot... & therefore one of the brotherhood of the air, obviously-😁-I shared your concern of overheat-but that was not the first thought that had struck me… The first one and most immediate, I put them on the scale, they weigh several grams (I was not where at this point that I should probably think about the engines cooling system as the factory builds it; and how can I not impede that systems efficienies; however, today I decided to first add the landing gear that folds up, which we did and worked great lifted like it was nothing. Then added carbon fiber wings... much heavier about double the weight plus like .02 or whatever..... but, much more rigid, much much much stronger. Blades feel like glass, is how I would describe it. If glass were very very very very very hard.. but it could flex JUST A LITTLE BIT...but when you do, you can really bear down on trying to snap one and me nor my girl could get it. Amazing piece of technology... would recommend. I’ve only got a few minutes flight hours on these props but can keep updated if you reply. Appreciate your time and this was an amazingly well planned, written, executed-produced and recorded video, you have amazing quality videos. Love your presentation style and direct delivery. Keep it up, some of that hair still have an appreciation for the proper English language...colloquially speaking, vs literal vs 1st, 2nd and 3rd-person views. Love the channel and the MINI content my dude. You earned the shit out of the sub on this one man I blown away. Sorry

[@AirPhotography]

Thank you very much. It’s always nice to hear with people enjoy. Thanks for watching and thanks for subscribing hopefully I’ll continue to satisfy and entertain

[@richardsmith4187]

The drone is stable in front of the Christmas tree … but the Elf his holding his "junk" just in case things go south LOL

[@greenrumour]

the weight margin is so close to 250g that any accessory that you add to it, ie: leg extenders, motor caps, or even a skin will throw it over the 250g limit. I also think if there are transponders in our future than they will also take the weight over the minimum. Kind of a sneaky trick but possible.

[@Noname-rj6gw]

Mavic mini 2 wasn't exactly 249g but 237g so some gadgets will not exceed the weight over 250g

[@goodnknuts3069]

That Elf on the tree protecting his privates with his hands and eyeballing the Mini with wide eyes is hilarious.

[@chriseyes20]

These caps are also used to fix the known issue of being in sports mode can scratch the frame of the drone so dji I guess makes these now as a work around fix so ur blades don’t scrap the frame

[@AirPhotography]

Yes I’ve seen reports of that. I haven’t tested that Theory on my drone yet but I can see how that would definitely help

[@Droningonuk]

They are bound to reduce the cooling of the coils which can't be a good thing

[@gbkiller007]

Nothing is getting in those motors when the props are spinning

[@borrero-md1196]

Not necessarily. I actually saw a video from another channel where he went through a crash he had with his Mini 2. Long story short: flying with string winds after snowing. Right afther the crash, the motors were not spinning. After a couple tries, they went back in working order. In the end the most likely cause of the crash was moisture building up inside the motors, maybe due to snowflakes being sucked in there. Moreover, the issueis not only when the motors are on, but rather once you turn them off and there's dust/sand/snow or any other kind of dirt drifting about. I'm still concerned about these covers though. Yed he did test it, but not in an escenario where i can see the drone having to force the motors even more than necessary due to those caps (like if there's strong wind or if the temperature outside is really hot)

[@creims4324]

You should check a temperature insdie motor (motor winding), no outside :)

[@SimoRiccio]

I was worried after I bought those, now I’m relaxed! Thank you!

[@franklambert768]

Simo Riccio 🦔 so it doesn’t effect the mini I’m assuming

[@daviddavid278]

I think the problems is only baterry life more shorten then didn't using motor caps.. CMiiW

[@dangerdoberman]

I was gifted a Mavic Mini this Christmas! I was wondering this. Thank you >:0

[@cash3394]

Damn thats a hell of a gift lol

[@dangerdoberman]

@@cash3394 it was! I was like....OOOOHHH SNAP!!!!!

[@BobDiaz123]

The only thing missing is the weight of the Mavic Mini with the caps on.

[@johnchud7507]

It does put it over the limit, in grams the mini is 249 and with caps 258, Down Under the limit is set to 250g for some strange reason

[@isrcinimatic587]

@@johnchud7507 not sure why either, what difference does it make, if you get hit by a drone the weighs 249g or one that weighs 5 lbs, if it falls from 100ft, you're dead either way, you won't feel the difference.

[@Mapantz1]

@@johnchud7507 I was curious about the 249g weight of the mini, so I weighed mine when it arrived last week, and it registers 240g on the nose!

[@jasondonavich2758]

Moisture or water won't affect a motor, dirt and dust will. Brushless motors can be washed if you so wished.

[@TheWatchmanNews]

Thanks for the video! I have a set of red ones that are coming in on the slow boat from China any day now. The motor temperature was my biggest concern but thanks to your video you have dispelled that concern. I'm not so worried about weight.

[@MarcRCAddict]

Hi mate, good video thank you. I quite like the idea of these caps, what I would recommend though is replacing the Loctite on the screws when doing this to guarantee the prop screws don’t work loose. Happy Christmas 👍

[@jimmy10142]

I think they are a bad idea. As the drone is flying the motors are some what air cooled by the propellers........however, once its landed and not running, the motor heat is "trapped" inside, and not being able to dissipate. Not sure if this will have a long term effect, but most electric motors are air cooled for a reason and NOT to be sealed up. Imagine sealing up your cordless drill.

[@1964pufi]

Not a good idea! The top of the engine is open to cool. If it heats up, the lubricants will leak out and break down sooner!

[@luke4800]

yeah i know right. like dji engineered it that way probably for cooling otherwise they would’ve closed it off.

[@addz]

Surely testing temps after landing would have been better.

[@AndZzo101]

I think, that because of the added roational mass, the ac- and decelaration of the props during change of direction would be more affected.

[@kevt9442]

You're not holding that temperature gun anywhere near close enough. They measure an area bigger than the laser pointer, usually 12" away will average the temperature of a spot larger than 1". So you're not seeing the motor temperature, you're seeing an average of the motor and everything else in the area.

[@rosedruid]

Retest in summer or flying in a sauna.

[@Ezio470]

a plastic cap should work just as well with lower grams added though

[@red3331]

Yeah but metal fells better than plastic

[@thebestsoccer2063]

Plastic gonna burn and your drone gonna fall 😂🤦🏽‍♂️

[@acmixtv8945]

I purchased the upgraded Motor Cover and they just work perfectly fine.

[@skyking317]

What a coincidence, I was looking at these on Amazon just last night and was wondering if they would cause the motors to over heat and you answered my question. Amazing , thanks.

[@jameslovell8682]

So were you having motor trouble because of dust? If so, you should return it to DJI.

[@fernandosbtech]

I was really really really waiting for this review.... I saw it but it didn't convince me to buy...

[@DeSibyl]

I wouldn't in fear of overheating and the fact it voids the warranty on the drone.

[@Viennapal]

I bought those BUT it's not the heat issue that puts me off ...I might even have tolerated that they are just loosely set on top which might cause problems as they can lift up a bit and get into the propellers BUT mine actually inhibit the propellers. They drag. So, waste of money, off they go.

[@rui7773]

*Muito bom, ótimo teste! Parabéns!!!* 👏🇧🇷

[@NHILLproductions]

Thanks for the testing.

[@lowellton_ville]

I’m from canada too calgary. Definitely I would put this when winter comes. Thanks for this vid. 👍⚽️👍

[@jonathantruth]

Bud does the drone detect the extra payload and go into payload mode and limit height and distance? The prop guards are light and do that. So it doesn't take much. Needs more of a test than hovering in front of a tree inside.

[@YaroslavGovorunov]

What is the purpose of these cups anyway? These are brushless motors, there is no unisolated electrical contacts in them. You can basically submerge them in water and they be fine (this will probably damage drone electronics though).

[@AirPhotography]

Have you ever crashed a drone and it’s landed in mud or soft terrain. Cleaning debris that’s been packed in the motor is not an easy task. These motor caps are not A must have kind of accessory they can be preventative if something does happen. Most of the time these style of drones the motors are sealed I’m assuming DJI went with the style of motor for the mini to keep the weight down

[@philipharvey1939]

@@AirPhotography only dirty water hurts anything, electronics etc. With purified, distilled, de ionised water you can clean anthything including electronics. Its the elements in water that destroys electronics. No need for them what so ever.

[@rui7773]

@@AirPhotographyExatamente!!!

[@1234-y2v]

Hello just find this vid. I bought red ones and somewhat different. On my ones there are only 4 tiny holes for screws. Firrst i had to attach the props onto the cups and the cups with the props to the motor. I didn't realize any major difference, maybe a little more silent. I found this a good idea. And looks the drone better. (I have the same color alu joysticks on the rc)

[@m118lr]

There is NO downside EXCEPT for paying for them…it’s a NO-brainer!

[@bernardgaskin]

I think the only reason DJI left them out was probably the weight issue.

[@drones8639]

They look so good on the drone but I’m hesitant .

[@FLRCQUAD]

Well explained video, for myself this is what I do, after drone flying outing when I get home I take a can of computer air spay turn the drone upside down give each motor a short couple of blasts of air and dust or particles will almost always blow out if there is any in the motor, been flying drones for 10 years never had a problem, doing that in Arizona ever since I started flying them, and there is a lot of dust and heat here for sure!

[@Chiseen808]

What if you use all three batteries that come with the drone? Maybe then the motor covers might start making the Mavic Mini’s motors overheat?

[@SJMDronesMedia]

That naughty Elf gets everywhere lol, have a great Xmas & happy new year, regards

[@AirPhotography]

Thank you very much and you as well

[@AinoRonda]

Great experiment.. thanks for showing us.

[@metallicrock5946]

hovering is not testing it..motors work much harder in actual flight. when the windings coat melt that will be the motors end.

[@My_Alchemical_Romance]

He’s not trying to fail-test it... I can see how that might be the perception; but I had gone through this same issue just concluding some tests today, and while you are correct, just by virtue of the fact that he’s just using an arbitrary amount of time (20 min) to change one sole variable against the same time-trial ... But a small SAMPLE is what he’s after by the hover test... it’s just a small sample, but I must give credit to your point, it is still a fact (your point), good sir. Respectfully, of course.

[@michaelalan6459]

I bought them. Haven't installed them yet. Seems like a good idea to me.

[@yjchowdary]

Thank you Very useful test for us to understand the caps use. Simple Straight and Solid knowledgable gain Video as always

[@AirPhotography]

Thank you very much

[@pieterdeliho1492]

I hope this is good... I bought one today

[@1hiphapa]

Good to know. So many reviews say they have problems with the screws stripping and unbalancing their Mini but not the Mini 2. Safe to assume they work on a 2?

[@RICKHALBUR]

After see your review i would use them if only to keep dust and dirt out of the motor’s Thanks for a great review

[@AirPhotography]

Thanks Rick

[@jameslovell8682]

But where are the videos of mavic mini's being destroyed by dust in the motors?????

[@rui7773]

@@jameslovell8682 Muito cedo ainda!

[@aidenanhaeusser3555]

Good tests, accurate and fair

[@anewyorkertravels7005]

The problem with this video is that you removed the propeller screws and didn’t replace with new screws and propellers. The screws that you removed have loctite on them and since you removed them you broke their bond. By putting them back on the drone you now run the chance of having the screws come loose and eventually losing the propeller causing the drone to crash. If you’re going to put those guards, either replace the loctite on the bottom of the screws or have a new set of screws and propellers handy, otherwise great review.

[@INTELMAXELL]

Yup I just said the same thing lol

[@richardsmith4187]

Or … at least film the crash so we can see what happens when the prop comes off with lack of Loctite LOL

[@georgecarmona1817]

Great video,i want some red ones 👌

[@ModernDayTemplar606]

The only way they can effect the Warranty is if the Manufacturer can absolutely prove they are what caused the problem that you may be having.

[@MakingTracks]

Thanks for the info I’m gonna use the caps! ✌️

[@vasilisvasiliou7838]

you plug the heat in the rotors

[@DFDuck55]

Hint: Use Loctite

[@stratochief99]

I bought the same brand and they were loose as can be. I didn’t feel comfortable running the motors with them installed.

[@aggressivepillow]

Same, mine just came in and noticed that and decided to search for more info. Seems to be split on whether not they're good or cause issues

[@user-jk9gz1jf4n]

Yeah, I just received mine. Went to install them and noticed how much they wiggle... I think I'm going to return these, flying the drone with those being so loose makes me very uncomfortable.

[@Q-Legal_Civil3D]

I've been using them for months with no adverse effects whatsoever. Total weight for the 4 is 12 grams.

[@huntish]

The second test it's not sitting as still as the first one there is a small twitch every now and then

[@Ghostpumpkin617]

Very helpful! Thanks!

[@HatesRacists]

thank you

[@djpotts2554]

Shouldn't you have put blue Loctite on the screws before reinstalling the props? Just asking.

[@Tuur75]

This is what i thought, they recommend using the screws only once because of that!

[@INTELMAXELL]

@@Tuur75 or you can clean off the old tips of the screws and reapply with fresh blue Loctite, if you have a tube of it at home. If not you need to use your spare screws given from DJI like you said. :)

[@nathanielbayona676]

Very informative as usual. I know the mavic mini isn't technically "waterproof",, but other than flurries, do you think these will help against rain?

[@AirPhotography]

I would assume they definitely would help if you get caught in a light drizzle. Others have commented that those types of motors can handle a little bit of moisture regardless.

[@garyd395]

How much-added weight does it add to the mini?

[@delvinhill5827]

Gary D that is my question too.

[@jeffroid_tv]

EXACTLY!!!

[@alanorange4513]

4 gr

[@spankmynubs]

It’s very easy to hand launch and land this drone!! No reason to lady or take off from dirty or snowy ground!!

[@florianrueger]

Aren't the motors open for cooling purposes? Also, if you use them here in germany you will need a license plate for it.

[@mustanghuey89]

I have them on mine no issues as of yet

[@petermcgarrymusicandflying]

I use these with zero issues. I am more worried about the elf. Jesus lol

[@christopherhaslewood6081]

Hi When removing and then replacing the Props do you use the same screws ( ones removed ) or new DJI ones because they have Lock Tight on them ? Thank you for the Video

[@tylerw1418]

Christopher Haslewood just put a tiny bit of blue loc tite on the screw and you’ll be fine.

[@jeffroid_tv]

Negative Effects.... like putting the weight OVER 249 grams???

[@cadkoger]

If you're re-using the screws you've broken the Loctite bond. You're supposed to use the replacement screws.

[@AirPhotography]

Good tip thanks for sharing that

[@metallicrock5946]

i have reused the screws without probs. did around 100 hours flight and they are still solidly screwed in.i dont worry about putting new screws every time i change props. just check them (screws) ever 30 mins flight time

[@trini_boi2414]

No thanks the only think I'll add to my mini is some ND filters..

[@OH8STN]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing.

[@marcanthonystorm]

How do you feel about the Mavic mini. Is it as good as the Mavic pro or close to it. Thank you for sharing.

[@engician7620]

I wonder what would be the motor coil temperature after the flight ! I think it's the coil that heats up rather than the outer cover ! If you can measure the coil's temperature it would be more helpful ! Thankyou for the video

[@engician7620]

Get a life man ! You won't take anything with you when you die ! Do good deeds it'll pay you back more !

[@JackSparkyFrahn]

Those are really nice! I will have to pick up the red ones! Nice review and you got another subscriber here! Oh, the link you posted for the motor covers on amazon USA they said currently unavailable. :( I found some more doing a quick search. Thanks for the review and have a Happy New Year!!

[@otszzz79]

Well, ofcourse he is positive about it. He has affiliate benefits linked to the video. I just stick to the dji manual and leave it open

[@MrPlaneTalk]

Thanks so much. I was just today thinking about ordering some motor caps, but wasn’t sure what impact they might have...perfect timing for your video. Thanks.

[@AirPhotography]

That’s great I’m glad you found it helpful

[@gianlucacupo533]

propellereads screws are sealed in place with a sort of a glue, I don't think removing them and then put them back is a good idea.

[@AratjaUjotOurstories]

Yes, if you take the screws out they are gone. You should use new ones.

[@johnwalter6410]

I bought these. They stopped my props from being able to swing back and forth. So I could not fold my drone anymore. I don't think the holes were big enough to allow the props to move loosely. There is nothing to keep the caps from slopping around. The prop screw is way thinner than the two cap holes so the screw isn't keeping them on, so what else is there? Well it's the bottom of the part of the prop that screws on (the hole on the prop the screw goes through. The props bottom out on the cap holes and it stops the props from swinging back and forth freely to fold the drone.

[@suburhschannel]

I think the way to do the test is not like that, do the test by actually flying outside with temperature conditions outside of 30 degrees Celsius I am sure it will be hotter than without a cover ...SALAM UDARA....

[@tonysmith7772]

You might actually be surprised how freaking hot motors get just hovering. Without the extra wind passing the windings when flying around, things heat up quick, an stay hot.

[@ajimmisran3507]

bagus pakai ke tak ye ? sebab saya da terbeli

[@olivierdamiron7279]

Laser thermometers cannot give you a proper reading on shiny surfaces. Needs to be mat and dark. The real temp was probably 5 or 10 degrees more.

[@AirPhotography]

Good to know thanks for sharing that

[@massimilianomerzi6639]

Too much balls on the X-mas tree 😁