Tinyhawk III Spare Parts Pack D - Avia TH Propeller Set (for Tinyhawk III& III PLUS 0110003116

These EMAX Avia TH Propellers are a must - have for your EMAX TinyHawk III and Tinyhawk III Plus Quadcopter. The TinyHawk III propellers come in two rotation directions: clockwise (CW) and counterclockwise (CCW). The blade rotates along the blunt edge. When installing, make sure to put them in the correct direction. Features include compatibility with the EMAX TinyHawk III & III Plus and TH Turtle Mode Propellers. For installation, align the 3 shafts of the propeller with the motor's 3 shafts, support the back of the motor, and press the blade in by hand until it's flush with the motor shaft. Remember, incorrect installation can prevent normal flight and control. Also, lacking support at the motor's back may break the frame. When disassembling, use a small tool like a 1.5mm hex wrench or a small screwdriver to press on the metal at the bottom of the motor and Tinyhawk III, then grasp the blade until it pops out. Only disassemble when replacing a new propeller. The propellers weigh 0.61 g each, have a 40mm diameter, 31mm pitch, and 4 blades. The set includes 1x EMAX TinyHawk III - Avia TH Propeller (Set of 4) in red.

Using these propellers is easy. First, when you're installing them on your TinyHawk III or III Plus quadcopter, make sure to match the rotation direction of the propeller correctly. There are clockwise and counterclockwise ones. Line up the 3 shafts of the propeller with the motor shafts, hold the back of the motor for support, and then press the blade in by hand until it's level with the motor shaft. This way, your quadcopter can fly smoothly. If you install them the wrong way, your quadcopter won't fly right and you won't be able to control it. Also, don't forget to support the back of the motor when installing, or the frame might break. When it's time to replace the propellers, you'll need to disassemble them. Use a small tool like a 1.5mm hex wrench or a small screwdriver. Press on the metal at the bottom of the motor and the quadcopter, and then grab the blade until it comes out. Only do this when you're putting in new propellers. Keep your propellers clean and check them regularly for any signs of damage. If you see a cracked or bent blade, it's time to replace the propeller set. This will help keep your quadcopter in good working condition and ensure a safe and fun flying experience.