MEPS SZ1804: FPV motors for 3-3.5″ drones
The Space SZ1804 are the third MEPS FPV motors reviewed on FirstQuadcopter. While the previous models were for 5" drones, these 1804 are designed specifically for 3-3.5" Cinewhoop drones, which are favored for their compact size, agility, and ability to navigate tight spaces.
When it comes to drone performance, especially in the realms of racing, freestyling, and filmmaking, brushless motors...
SoloGood FPV Parts: Are they any good, being so cheap?
SoloGood FPV Parts make it not just as easy as possible for you to build your first FPV but also at a low price. When I built my first quad, I paid just for the flight controller, ESC, and motors more than 300 bucks. Now, the same parts from SoloGood cost only $116.89.
When creating the shopping list for your...
Skystars Koko 2207 1950Kv: Racing and freestyle FPV motor for 5″ drones
I received these Koko 2207 motors and a SKYSTARS F722HD flight stack two years ago, but somehow I forgot to review them. The motors have 16x16mm and can be installed on most 5-5.5" FPV frames, regardless of design and type.
The Skystars Koko 2207 motors have four KV options (1750KV, 1950KV, 2550KV, and 2750KV) and are suitable for racing and...
LN Motor FS3115 900KV: Cinelifter Motors for 9-10″ FPV drones
The FS3115 900KV brushless motors from LN-Motor are intended for 9 and 10 inch cine-lifter FPV drones. These motors can be used in X4 and X8 configurations, depending on how much payload you expect to install on your drone. Each motor can generate a max thrust of 4kg when equipped with a Genfan 10" propeller or 3.3kg with an...
MEPS SZ2207: Are these FPV motors better than company’s reputation?
The SZ2207 will be the second FPV motor from MEPS reviewed here on FirstQuadcopter. Both motors are intended for 5-6" racing drones. While the SZ2306's stator has 23mm width and 6mm height, the SZ2207's stator is 22 mm/7 mm. The 2207 has a narrower stator width, so you can expect lighter rotational inertia that allows for faster RPM changes,...
LN-motor FS2812 and FS2306 brushless motors for FPV drones
Commonly, the product name of FPV motors is formed by a group of two numbers. The first one refers to the dimensions of the motor and the second one to the speed of the motor. Brushless motors have two main parts: the rotor with permanent magnets and the stator with copper coils. After learning to decipher the numbers on...
Amax F5L frame and Performante 2306 motors
The Amax F5, designed in Germany, is a popular FPV frame aimed for freestyle. This review will look closely at the "L" version, optimized for long-range flights. The Amax F5L can be equipped with both analog and digital FPV systems. It can accommodate 16, 19, and 20mm FPV cameras.
Freestyle FPV drone frames are designed specifically for freestyle flying, which...
Meps 2306 motors and Meps Space 45A ESC
In terms of flight performance, the most important things are the motors and ESC. You can have the best flight controller, but the brain can't fly without muscles. This review will closely examine the Meps SZ2306 motors and Meps MINI SZ45A ESC. If you are looking to build a new racing FPV quadcopter, this tandem is an excellent option...
DJI AVATA upgrade with Axisflying C157 motors
AxisFlying's C157 motors are particularly intended for the DJI Avata drone to give it even more power. These 1507 type upgrade motors have 3650KV and weights 14.5grams each. Many say that replacing the stock 1408 2400KV motors will give you extra power for freestyling, about 50% more thrust. The Axisflying C157 motors are compatible with the original DJI-5P propellers.
As...
BetaFPV 1506 3000KV motor review: Perfect for CineWhoops
A few months ago, I tested the BetaFPV Pavo 30, a very capable CineWhoop. Unfortunately, I needed to replace the flight controller and two of the motors due to an accident. While the stock motors were 3400KV, I found as a replacement only these BetaFPV 1506 3000KV ones.
Brushless motors in the drone world are marked with a 4- digit...