Hello, I wanted to ask if propellers from another drone will fit the Holy Stone HS710 model? I can't find these propellers anywhere to buy, on Aliexpress they have propellers for HS720/e and HS720G, the ones from 720g look identical, but they (i think) have different dimensions, the seller in response to the question if they will fit gave me a link to the propellers from 720, but on the center clamp they look different so iam pretty confused. I would be grateful for an answer and best regards.
HS710 propeller compatibility question
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Don't know about propellers, but I was looking for a spare battery, and contacted customer service. They are sending me one.
I just bought these, which look very similar. Maybe I can figure out a way to make them work.
Unfortunately they are still unavailable last couple weeks.
Does someone see them available there or somewhere else?
Bushy the Beerman
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ZYGY 12PCS propeller for HS720 HS720E folding https://amzn.eu/d/aTskzMT
I know these are for 720, but might fit. Check the vendor, may have 710 blades
I know these are for 720, but might fit. Check the vendor, may have 710 blades
it's available now but looks like HS decided to make money from it - it costs twice higher than 720 or mini2, $24
New here, but grateful for this thread!
Following the hints above, this weekend I successfully replaced my HS710 propeller assemblies with Mavic Mini blades.
I removed the HS710 propeller assembly entirely (blades and rotor hub). (FYI the factory screws attaching the hub to the motor were so tight that they completely stripped. I had to cut the plastic hubs off of the motors with a Dremel tool.)
Then I screwed the Mavic blades on -- with no hub -- directly to the HS710 motor using the screws that came with the blades.
Drone flies just fine!
(Although it now has a small, tolerable wobble, probably because I nicked something with the Dremel tool.)
Following the hints above, this weekend I successfully replaced my HS710 propeller assemblies with Mavic Mini blades.
I removed the HS710 propeller assembly entirely (blades and rotor hub). (FYI the factory screws attaching the hub to the motor were so tight that they completely stripped. I had to cut the plastic hubs off of the motors with a Dremel tool.)
Then I screwed the Mavic blades on -- with no hub -- directly to the HS710 motor using the screws that came with the blades.
Drone flies just fine!
(Although it now has a small, tolerable wobble, probably because I nicked something with the Dremel tool.)
