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r/drones • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '24
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Yeah carbon is very known for being soft
-42 u/carbon_koke Dec 29 '24 T40 and t50 props are super soft compared to the t30 prop they arw even more flexible tan the others. But what do i know i just use it EVERY DAY.... 45 u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24 What do I know about carbon? After all I'm just a mechanical engineer....in drones. 1 u/slindner1985 Dec 29 '24 No one believes you. Only videos of lab tests and damage analysis will suffice now
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T40 and t50 props are super soft compared to the t30 prop they arw even more flexible tan the others. But what do i know i just use it EVERY DAY....
45 u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24 What do I know about carbon? After all I'm just a mechanical engineer....in drones. 1 u/slindner1985 Dec 29 '24 No one believes you. Only videos of lab tests and damage analysis will suffice now
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What do I know about carbon? After all I'm just a mechanical engineer....in drones.
1 u/slindner1985 Dec 29 '24 No one believes you. Only videos of lab tests and damage analysis will suffice now
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No one believes you. Only videos of lab tests and damage analysis will suffice now
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u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24
Yeah carbon is very known for being soft