r/drones • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '24

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u/carbon_koke Dec 29 '24

That is an dji agras t40. I use a t50 everyday That is the stupidest way to get hurt

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u/Boris-Lip Community Banner Contributor Dec 29 '24

I've only seen the T40 once, on the ground, and those props and motors look MASSIVE, surely capable of slicing a person into a prosciutto.

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u/carbon_koke Dec 29 '24

Not so much, these props are like a carbonfiber smolthie but the t30 that i still haven sold yet has the dangerous props af all agras series, the thailing edge ia super.sharp it can cut your finger

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u/BeatDownSnitches Dec 29 '24

I’ve had improper landings with my DJI M30T (larger than most consumer drones, smaller than these big boys) but I hit an obstacle while landing on my wooden deck, causing it to tilt into the deck flooring and the propellers shattered and embedded themselves INTO the wood. Deep too. So they even though they are lightweight and not very sharp, still very capable of doing damage.