How to PROPERLY change Propellers on your DJI Mini (2/3/3Pro/SE/2SE) Drone

[@Goppernopper]

Thanks for the heads up! "J00" is not among the driver bits in my 110-piece kit and I don't wish to buy any more screwdrivers. I own a Mini 4 Pro and just now was able to confirm that the common "1.0" flat bit works just fine on my propeller screws. I am able to apply more than sufficient torque in either direction without a trace of damage to the heads. Hope this helps someone.

[@alessandroinnocenzi2280]

I had absolutely the same problem. I bought the Ifixit kit and worked perfectly ! Thanks a lot. Very helpful !!!

[@Rob-BC]

I saw this vid last week, and ordered the Ifixit Mako as well. Just received it today, an excellent quality piece of kit.

[@cibonthesaint8903]

Pretty good video. Next time you should condense it in about two minutes. You’d probably get a ton more views.

[@marcopolozx11]

There's also a marking on the blade and corresponding location.

[@DronesForGodsGlory]

The ONLY problem with this video is that i did not see it before i rounded out the screws with that faulty provided driver :( but thank God there was no damage and thanks to your video i now know im not crazy...it really is wrong...lol thanks again for the great in depth video my friend...may God bless you and loved ones i pray...

[@user-hz5qn8po4t]

A definite keeper for inevitable future reference. Excellent detailed comments. I’m off to replace my DJI screw driver!

[@hummerzdca]

I only tried to use the screwdriver (about 6.3 seconds!) provided ONCE! My hands are too big for those tiny handled ‘tools’! So, IMMEDIATELY I went to my own tools and got a larger handled that’s proper, fits my hand and has the proper J000 that works just great! Also have 12-16 spare pairs of all blades that all come with new screws. Fortunately with better skilled flying, have had few needs to replace but a few. Thanks for the post!

[@jasonpundek6358]

excellent tutorial. Thank you sir

[@af1023]

Awesome video, thank you for the information

[@eprohoda]

mate!insane ,

[@truthseeker73]

Thanks, very helpful. Screwdriver with drone should never be used.....

[@user-zi9ij4lz8m]

Hi,. That is very true, i have just very nearly striped the the top have a screw using it and was very careful too. why they provide such a thing.

[@pauloalmeidafriendsofworld]

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[@nithyatraj6773]

Thank you for all the good tips , really helpful if you attach the link for those screwdriver set . I got those same issues with those screw heads & what dji came up with unimpressive screw driver choice for pilot.

[@buwaya5704]

EXPERIENCED IT ALSO

[@brazosa1]

Is it a J00 or a J000... I saw a ref to J000 elsewhere

[@Brother.T]

Can you please provide link to where you bought the JIS0 screwdriver?

[@DroneMonkey]

Description updated with links and info on the kit I recommend.

[@pauloalmeidafriendsofworld]

Inscrito 4✅🙏

[@sonoman00ify]

Turn the drone sideways to install screws. Then they will not fall into motor

[@BRITISHAERIALVIEWS]

Hi, where did you get those antenna extenders please, I'd really like to get some?

[@DroneMonkey]

They aren’t antenna extenders… I modified my RC, removing the internal (low-gain) plate antennas and replacing them with SMA external antenna ports, onto which are screwed a pair of 16dBi high-gain antennas, increasing my signal quality and reliability considerably. Of course, this modification does void the warranty.

[@km.productions]

Nice video mate!!!

[@sonoman00ify]

Pretty sure the props have narks on them to determine where they go on DJI Mini anyway..no?

[@happyfuntimepewpew]

i’ve never stripped the jdi screws using their screwdriver. loctite is a brand name and that is not what dji uses.

[@DroneMonkey]

Not everyone will strip the screws using the incorrect screwdriver, but a great many have and continue to. I do also clarify "thread lock" whenever I mention "LocTite" (which I know is a brand, and yes I doubt DJI would use it because they have cheaper alternatives available)

[@JasonActualization]

Why do these screws strip so easily? Is there a more robust replacement option for the screw itself, i.e., just something of higher quality?