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Hair Mavic NYC is a popular hair salon located in New York City. The salon prides itself on providing high-quality hair services to its clients, catering to both men and women of all ages. With a team of talented and experienced hairstylists, Hair Mavic NYC offers a wide range of services including haircuts, color treatments, hair extensions, and styling. One of the highlights of Hair Mavic NYC is its emphasis on personalized consultations. The hairstylists at the salon take the time to understand each client's unique needs and preferences, ensuring that they achieve the desired look. Whether it's a simple trim or a complete makeover, the team at Hair Mavic NYC is committed to delivering exceptional results.

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I actually have Spokey Dokeys Topolinos and guess what, they do not suck and they look cool smoking up a hill past the other non retarded everybody has keeping up with the Jones wheels. In general, they held up well - the Spox took a head-on collision with a fast turning Buick and probably saved me by bending and warping like a ball instead of folding.

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The rep at the DJI store in NJ actually said he was flying his Phantom 4 with the cracks and that he would have kept flying mine for a while longer. I had cracks between every screw to the point tat I could push on the under carrage and see the plastic move between motor screws. I had barely noticable cracks on other arms.

JJMik Posted at 2018-7-31 06:48
I seriously just want to know if this has led to problems or crashes. Wasn't posting to complain and already got it fixed. I have an engineer friend who thinks it is because DJI simply torqued the screws to tight during assembly. DJI should make the braces themselves and ship them out to all of use to reinforce or if it is the screws tell use all to back them off or to bring to a DJI shop and have them do it for free.

dancopter Posted at 2018-7-31 07:31
Casey Neistat did a video with his P4P with a large fracture in the shell. It then cartwheeled into the ocean near the end of the video.

Geebax Posted at 2018-7-31 15:55
Yeah, but Casey can't fly for nuts.

Geebax Posted at 2018-7-31 17:58
'Tis true he just hot-dogs it around until it hits something or falls in the water then hits DJI up for another one. Sweet deal.

He only flies for nuts, himself. Hahaha

So the moral of the story is if you see something that bothers you, fix it. That way you don't have to leave it until the last minute before failure, and you stay safe.

To understand the extent of this particular problem, even real planes suffer from similar cracking and metal fatigue over their lifetime. It is NOT a design defect, it is wear-and-tear. Often the accepted repair is to glue a new metal plate (called a doubler) over the top and rivet it securely. It ends up with a strong repair, often stronger than the original item it is repairing. If it is good enough to glue and gusset passenger aircraft to repair them, it is good enough for your Phantom.

I refused to pay the £199.99 for a replacement shell (as one of my motor arms showed a hairline crack), especially since they could not guarantee it wouldn't happen again, so I repaired the crack with epoxy and fitted these motor plates (just remember to use blue thread lock when refitting the motor screws). So far so good.

bob37 Posted at 2018-8-28 13:58
Where did you get the "motor plates" you show? I just noticed fine cracks on two of my motor mounts. Very fine now, but worried. - I just searched and found a set in Amazon for $20! I just purchased them.

Hi Bob, these were purchased from E-Bay, make sure you repair the cracks first. I used a little plastic safe epoxy on each of the cracks, then, once dry, fitted the motor plates (I also place a little epoxy under each plate). I was a little dubious at first, but I found dry fitting each plate (just to be sure all lined up correctly before applying the epoxy) - Note: be careful when removing all of the motor screws, as the motor will turn on its mount.

I personally wouldnt fly if I noticed any cracking of the shell (especially around the motor housing), in my opinion with the vibration of the motors / blades, these cracks will only get worse, and based on the fact that I am not an aviation engineer, I would rather keep the bird grounded until repaired, than see it fall from the sky.

Dale 68 Posted at 2018-8-29 00:10
I fitted some of those plates last year when I noticed some cracking, Instead of using thread lock i used a small blob of clear nail varnish, so far so good,

RicardoGray Posted at 2018-8-29 09:50
The varnish is a good substitute for Loctite. You should be fine. You just need a little something to hold those motor mounting screws secure.

Chris_A Posted at 2018-8-28 23:06
Hi Bob, these were purchased from E-Bay, make sure you repair the cracks first. I used a little plastic safe epoxy on each of the cracks, then, once dry, fitted the motor plates (I also place a little epoxy under each plate). I was a little dubious at first, but I found dry fitting each plate (just to be sure all lined up correctly before applying the epoxy) - Note: be careful when removing all of the motor screws, as the motor will turn on its mount.

I personally wouldnt fly if I noticed any cracking of the shell (especially around the motor housing), in my opinion with the vibration of the motors / blades, these cracks will only get worse, and based on the fact that I am not an aviation engineer, I would rather keep the bird grounded until repaired, than see it fall from the sky.

JJMik Posted at 2018-7-31 06:24
I already paid $75 plus more for shipping to have mine fixed. Brought to the DJI store in Paramus NJ and they sent it over to the NYC store. When I asked the rep how I would know when the motors were ready to come come lose or fall out he laughed and wrote it up. I think it's crazy to fly a structurally compromised drone. I doubt it would fall straight down if it failed and NJ is so crowded that even though I don't fly intentionally above people who knows who or what it would damage.

IT REALLY IS ABSURD THAT DJI DOES NOT FIX THIS PROBLEM ON ALL OF ITS DRONES UNDER WARRANTY OR NOT. I guess the company thinks it has such a monopoly right now that we will keep coming back? Im waiting to find out about the TEAL ONE DRONE before I spend money on the Mavic pro I was considering next. (Because of the lack of accountability on DJI's part regarding their design flaw in the phantoms and because iPad mini 4 is listed as a tablet that can be used but when the video breaks up I'm told its because of the slow processor in the iPad mini 4. (which I purchased only for flying the drone)

THe P4 series uses a tougher polycarbonate shell as a result of experiences such as yours. If you don't want to spend on shipping, there are parts shops you can order from.

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1. John Doe - 1/5 - I had a terrible experience at Hair Mavic NYC. The staff was unfriendly and unprofessional. They didn't listen to what I wanted and ended up giving me a completely wrong haircut. The salon itself was dirty and not well-maintained. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for a good hair salon experience.

2. Jane Smith - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the service at Hair Mavic NYC. Despite having an appointment, I had to wait for over 30 minutes before I was attended to. The hairstylist seemed rushed and disinterested. The haircut I received was mediocre at best, and definitely not worth the high price I paid. I definitely won't be returning to this salon.

3. David Thompson - 2/5 - I had a very average experience at Hair Mavic NYC. The staff was polite but seemed inexperienced. The stylist didn't give me the haircut I requested and didn't offer any suggestions either. The salon itself was cramped, and I felt uncomfortable throughout my visit. Overall, I expected more from a place with such high prices. I won't be going back.

4. Kristen Foster - 1/5 - Hair Mavic NYC was a complete disappointment. The stylist didn't seem to know what they were doing and ended up completely ruining my hair. I had to go to another salon to fix the mess they made. Additionally, the customer service was terrible, with the receptionist being rude and unhelpful. I would not recommend this salon to anyone who cares about their hair.

5. Michael Johnson - 1/5 - My experience at Hair Mavic NYC was a total disaster. The hairstylist didn't listen to what I wanted and gave me a haircut that looked nothing like what I asked for. On top of that, the prices were exorbitant for the quality of service I received. I left feeling extremely dissatisfied and will definitely not be going back. Save your money and go to a better salon.

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