Found a MUCH cheaper replacement motor for S800...

[skyhigh]

Hello all,

I just stumbled upon what appears to be the EXACT same motor that is used in the s800 for a fraction of the cost. Can anyone chime in and verify? I am planning on possibly replacing all my motors as some have play present and I am just being precocious.

Here is the link:

http://www.infinity-hobby.com/main/...=9491&osCsid=1947cf661d99557ba12d64361d28daa3

Sure beats:

http://aerialmediapros.com/store/dj...e-parts/223-dji-s800-motor-4114-11-320kv.html

 

[cbpagent72]

I have also heard of guys using the tiger motors 4014 400kv motors with good results.

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[rsun]

It is not the same engine.

Change all 6.

http://youtu.be/fMofgsiBA2k

Might be interested in some of the good s800 engines if you plan to change them.

 

[GotHeliRC]

Another alternative.

http://gothelirc.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=229&cat=iPower+MultiMate+series

iPower MT4114 320kv
sku: MT4114L-320

48.95

MT series now have Japanese ezo bearing and all dynamic balanced.

 

[gtranquilla]

Those look like really good motors and for such an amazing price too!
Wish I had known about your company when I was in the area last year between Xmas and New Years......
By the way.... can the newer CF props be installed directly on to these motors w/o need for the prop/hub adapter?
Also do you also sell the 3 hole prop plates separately and if so, for how much?

Another alternative.

http://gothelirc.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=229&cat=iPower+MultiMate+series

iPower MT4114 320kv
sku: MT4114L-320

48.95

MT series now have Japanese ezo bearing and all dynamic balanced.

 

[GotHeliRC]

Hi gt,

I am a bit confused of your question. Newer carbon fiber prop? which one?

The motor come with the 3 hole adapter and the normal prop adapter. (don't have the plate as spare yet... but if people need it we can stock it).

http://gothelirc.com/images/motors/mt/MT4114-2.jpg

 

[gtranquilla]

Yes.... there are a lot of these paddle props being sold now but without the slotted prop washer. In the case of the newer pancake style motors specifically designed for Multirotors, these paddle props are mounted directly on to the motor without any need for the motor/prop adapters. So stocking these prop washers is a smart idea. Here is what a properly designed Mulitrotor motor looks like now.....http://www.hobbyking.com/<wbr>hobbyking/store/__28105__<wbr>Turnigy_9014_135kv_Brushless_<wbr>Multi_Rotor_Motor.html

 

[cbpagent72]

Those motors look great. I am glad that I found out about your shop, your right up the road from me....Okay about an hour up the road but still pretty close.

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