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RMM TBS Discovery: Propellers

Propellers is something that i not even in a million years could imagine play such a big role in having jello free video and just over all have a great flying experience.
I am sure if anyone who is looking at this forum or is or was even remotely interested in TBS Discovery knows that there is nothing better then Graupner Props, i mean for reasonable money that is.


So most people out there run 2 blade props, because they are more efficient, well i did not really care and i always loved how triple blade prop looked anyway, so i was browsing on amazon, the place where i placed my very first order buying cheap quadcopter i started out with, and i saw that they have Graupner Props on Amazon PRIME.
I was almost jumping in joy because now if i break a prop i am able to get new ones in two days free of any extra shipping fees, so i went a little over board and what you see on this cart is not even half of what i had destroyed over the last month, just to find out a couple of days ago that there are HQprops that are very similar and fraction of cost, so for practice or if u like me have no clue what you are doing, i suggest staying away from graupner or expect for your pockets to get hit hard,


actually found a picture of what i had left after one of the crashes i had












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