At a Drone Motor Factory in China. What's it like?

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[@gilgameshismist]

This isn't set up for mass production, this is set up for quality production. Really nice to see!

[@sniperwork]

My respect for all the chinese people in china. They are very hardworking and never gives up.

[@andybigchief]

And we all call the Chinese products as being crap,i think this speaks for itself the attention and patience to detail is amazing,hard working people.Respect

[@E_Legal_Alien]

Nah, Chinese products are dogshit.

[@extrem2497]

@@E_Legal_Alien But they are cheap and thats what we want.

[@ChristopherJones16]

Well their metals are cheap. They import all their ore and quality isn’t as good as North American ore. Their metals crack easily from all the impurities. So yeah their products are still crap.

[@casbunch]

Clean workplaces, good ventilation, and good lighting for the benefit of their staff, along with quality equipment, attention to detail and constant and consistent QC is fantastic to see! Well done!!!

[@dronepilot4life]

Very cool too see how the motors we use in the RC aircraft hobby are assembled and tested! Thanks for making the video.

[@nanxu2801]

ok

[@DrTune]

Good video, thanks. I went to Shenzhen and was very impressed by the level of attention to quality and the expertise. It pisses me off when people (in the US) talk about "cheap chinese crap". Sure, if you pay 5 cents for something it'll have less quality control, but if you pay any kind of sensible price you can get excellent work. I have a lot of respect for the Chinese.

[@taowu8479]

Dr Tune I think if Amercian people can come to China by themself instead believe the brainwash media, they will change their sterotype mind about China.T o be honest , I think a lot of Amercian are not very knowlegable about the world.

[@mahikumari4646]

Dr Tune

[@hodlbtc6933]

The funny is that the whole world except US never think to China when it come to low quality.... everyone think of US. I mean look at that garbage cars alone nobody buy on whole planet even when give them for free away, lol.

[@kennydietzel8543]

Mercedes class a assembly

[@jeremiahmerriam575]

hi. I'm Jeremiah, I have a dream of inventing something. but inbox me let talk,i want us to work together

[@scottfirman]

I worked in a motor winding plant for a while,until it was shipped to China. Yes,we used to make this stuff as recently as the 1980's. It was actually for GM. I cant remember what they were for now. I was a young stud then. It was a factory job but paid way better than minimum wage,which explains why it is gone now.

[@juancarlosvaldes4538]

Here are the FACTS as I see it: The manner in which you see these Chinese workers pay attention to what they do and the dedication they EACH put in their work is because of TWO THINGS. Each of them are very DEDICATED to their jobs and each of them are VERY DISCIPLINED! That's RIGHT and that's a FACT! They make a measly dollar or two a DAY while working 8 and 10 hour shifts! They DON'T get caught SOCIALIZING, taking out their CELL PHONES, getting EXCESSIVE BREAKS, or going in LATE! They do what they DO BEST and we are talking about THOUSANDS of them sometimes working within a single company. I have taught many, many students coming from many cultures and races, and speaking different languages for over 20 years. One thing I ALWAYS have noticed is that no matter what grade I have taught in, the Asian students are very DISCIPLINED in learning and are mostly OBEDIENT, FOLLOW RULES, and are RESPECTFUL! THAT is the REASON why they grow up to be like the ones you see in this Video!

[@evali1023]

a dollar or two for a day, no, that's roughly a low end worker's hourly rate

[@noahstevan6664]

you will see china will be no 1 in the world

[@cynthiafroia2283]

come on, the cleaning lady is asking for 4dollar per hour in Shanghai. Shen Zheng won’t be much different.

[@dylanpeace5877]

Agree, respect.

[@Leonards_life]

You are absolutely right. When I was in the Navy and went to Japan, I actually got a bicycle and rode it all over the place. I even explored caves that I saw with no idea what they were there for. It is a total feeling of freedom and unknown excitement!

[@MrEndoftheRoadRC]

Man this was hella cool, thanks for the upload.

[@briansmobile1]

Great close ups, explanations and culture shots.

[@xjet]

Great vid Alex, one of your best.

[@FlyersDistrict]

xjet thank you. So glad to see you in the audience Bruce!

[@jeelanimirza275]

BRO please tell me how can I purchase the some motor I'm from India

[@MontanaMichael]

Wow it makes me appreciate a motor way more. There's so much work to go into it.

[@Clegg.]

Wow, that was an awesome insight into BH motors. I wonder if all motor manufactures are like this.. Makes me appreciate my R4's even more, awesome motor. Thanks for this!

[@humboldthigh4269]

Alex, Thank You. You did a great job and I am amazed at the level of precision that goes into the motors.

[@FlyersDistrict]

Humboldt High thanks 👍

[@CiprianBindiu]

Thank you, Alex for this awesome tour. :)

[@dagobb]

Respect for the people that makes our hobby possible and affordable! Thanks Alex, for sharing this!

[@SKYLINEFILMSBRASIL]

Very comprehensive manufacturing demonstration! Congrats!

[@RobbyRCPROBE]

Cool! They seems all very well concentrated and know what they are doing. They become better and more better in time. Nice video thanks.

[@masterrc_student4259]

Dayummm!!!! Awesome vid. Thanks Alex!

[@pboytrif1]

Thought this was a super awesome video Alex. Thanks for making this

[@dalerobertson4662]

That is a great insight on the high teck build of the motor. Thank you for this story.

[@tubeside7919]

SUPERB man .I love your videos.I am waiting for next videos

[@jimmymiller77]

A very neat video. I had no idea there was this much to building a motor. Thanks for posting..

[@Zamarian]

Nice shot Alex, congrats. It's really other conception about works in China and your manufacture. Cool man!

[@ThatHPIGUY]

Great show old chap! It's very much like the DJI factory when I visited Shenzhen

[@al7aader]

Thanks for the video. Awesome coverage!

[@gavlarfpv7841]

Thx Alex for showing us🤙🏻

[@FlyersDistrict]

:)

[@nanxu2801]

:)

[@biplabmahato7834]

Gavlar Fpv 78 Jsy pal

[@electronicshelpcare]

Respect to those girls

[@mixtape5143]

Awesome video, it was great to see the behind the scenes production! This video also made me want to go to china to get a bit lost.. cheers - Jade

[@FlyersDistrict]

MixTape51 getting lost in China is awesome!!! im posting that video in about a week

[@brando-commando]

This is cool. I wish ppl made more videos of RC manufacturing. Very interesting. I'm a CNC machinist I like that kind of stuff.

[@Model3GenerativeANdroid]

Just bought a zd racing 9020 V3 rc buggy and was admiring the big bad 4274 brushless motor that comes with it. Do a youtube search on rc brushless motor factory and found this gem of a video. Thank you so much for sharing this 👍👍👍.

[@FlyersDistrict]

Thank you!

[@FPVTeamLegit]

Another awesome Video Alex!!!

[@FlyersDistrict]

+Team Legit thanks dude! hope to see you at Muncie

[@nanxu2801]

ok

[@Sailingon]

I've worked in China and all the people I worked with were very happy with their jobs. I'd love to go back for a holiday and see the friends I made over there

[@Padraignotlad]

This stuff fascinates me. Thanks for sharing!

[@FlyersDistrict]

Look like we share the same interest. It's fascinating for sure

[@muthualagan5403]

Good work @ Alex ....Subscribed....Expecting more videos in the future....Good keep it up buddy...

[@LuxuryTechandTravel]

Really great interesting vid dude. Great work

[@TylerHarney]

That's really cool! I have even more of an appreciation for these tiny little monsters. Thanks for posting

[@ExpressiveImagery]

Good stuff Alex, thanks for making this. It's very interesting to see the level of automation that goes into the motors. That laser etching process was amazing - never seen that before!

[@victormanuelgonzaleznorieg2478]

Amazing video, I love it. Thanks for your time and effort.

[@msyslo]

This is a fantastic video. Thank you for sharing!

[@mrpantherfpv7738]

Thanks for the inside view. Keep it up.

[@DaryoonOne]

I always love behind the scene like this. Thanks for giving us a tour. And +1 to going to a new place. And getting lost. I LOVE those types of adventures. My type of traveling, that's for sure.

[@FlyersDistrict]

Daryoon One getting lost is a must when traveling

[@scottmarshall6766]

Nice work. Great video. I ran an industrial controls business for years, building and installing production machinery (some of it very much like the machines in use there) and visited a lot of similar operations. It's amazing just how similar small factories like this are all over the world. (my 1st 'lost in a business park of another language' was in Ponce PR about 1990. It is indeed an unforgettable experience) I envy you, enjoy the ride! Thanks for the look into the model industry, looking forward to the next video. Subscribed!

[@Leonards_life]

You are absolutely right about how you feel. When I was in Japan and on a one week leave, I was lost several times. I got a bicycle from the base and was allowed to use it off base. I did a lot of sight seeing. I got lost inside one of the many tunnels(caves) they had in mountains., and it took quite a bit of time to find my way out! Once caught a taxi due to being lost!

[@SteveAB4EL]

Love it! Thank you.

[@EngineerX]

I loved watching this video. Very nice to see "inside" the BrotherHobby brushless motor factory and see the workers who put a lot of effort and pride into making the motors that bring lots of fun & joy when we fly our toys. It really makes you reflect on the $15 to $25 we pay for each motor, quite a good price for all that goes into it. That's so nice of the BrotherHobby people to allow you to film inside. Now gonna see what other cool videos you got on your channel.

[@nympho25]

Great vid....always interested how the stuff we love comes to life, and thanks to all the workers there!

[@whereserik]

Thank you for this video! It gives me a greater appreciation for the effort that goes into the electronics that we take for granted. I also enjoyed how you spoke of the work atmosphere and interviewed the gentleman worker. Really, I couldn't ask for a better video!

[@dkhallal]

Very cool bro, thanks for sharing. So many steps to making these things, amazing that they are so inexpensive.

[@AeroGraphica]

Awesome video in all aspects. Thanks.

[@FlyersDistrict]

AeroGráfica thank you

[@jasonhull5712]

Great edit Alex , love the content my friend ! makes me wanna buy some new motors tho...

[@jucieandrade8573]

That's the idea, Jason.

[@TheNigeb]

Great video Alex, very interesting 😎👊

[@eldaolucaod3e]

Awesome video bro!! Tks from Brazil!!!

[@ericmonroe6024]

GREAT VIDEO ALEX!!!!!!!!

[@REDROBRCFPV]

This is a great post, I always thought those motors were wound by hand lol

[@scottfirman]

Roberto Correia lol,nope. They use the same equipment I used back in the 80's before those jobs were shipped to China. Cheaper labor. Slave labor really.

[@MikeSpille]

Wow really? What a comment. How do you know how much they make, RC? Oh that's right, you don't. The guy said a friend told him about the job. It sure sounds like he took it voluntarily.

[@scottfirman]

Mike Spille Seriously? Its china. Do you actually think they make anything compaired to what we make here in the US? Many come from poor provinces outside the city. They live in company supplied flats with others paying a percentage in rent. Aside living expences( which isnt much) they send most of what they make back home to support their family. It is more than they can ever hope to acheive at home,but trust me,the employer comes out on top. I suggest you look up life in China,there are many video's that outline the living conditions there. I wouldnt think it would be something you would want to do. Clearly, we live much differently than they do. I know I could never live that way here in the US and wouldnt. I have only worked one food service job,relying on tips snd that was enough of that. Unless you have a parent supporting you,its not a good way to make a reliable living. Can you make money? Yes,not saying you cant. I did better as a dishwasher,and at the time,It was way above minimum,and way better than seasonal tip reliant type work.

[@Psi105]

Some motors are wound by hand, if you look at them you can easy tell because they look neat if wound by machine.

[@scottfirman]

Ben Wilson Nope,most if not all motors are wound by machine. Where would any profit be in hand winding if a machine can double,triple output. Using a machine is not a bad thing,comeon. A machine is much neater and better quality control. China is not backwards in technology people.

[@MilitiaBrothers]

Loved it! Great work!

[@XB223]

Good video! Great to see the other side of our world of flying! Liked and subbed :)

[@shefaatahamed1581]

I love rc quadcopter n aeroplane... so thank you for sharing this video..

[@tapas1505]

awesome amd thanks bro for the insights behind all those awesome technologies... :)

[@zhivago1955]

Enjoyed your video, THX for sharing.

[@zustiizth]

Thanks Alex for your video.. it's amazing how these motors are made.

[@LuBiBochum]

Oh yeah, definetly you have my sub!! That was an exciting journey I guess. Thanks for this post, just amazing. Greetings LuBi

[@wilfru1]

that was a really enjoyable vid, thanx mate

[@navihawk1]

good stuff man. Enjoyed it

[@CodaCombatives]

This is awesome to see the parts being made for the hobby we are passionate about.

[@KingFPV]

Thanks for the great behind the scenes look =)

[@eskrace1104]

Nice blue colour on the new Brotherhobby's ;)

[@TeenoFPV]

so cool to see how they check the quality visually..

[@ReneSebastian]

Thanks for showing me where my favorite motors come from ;-)

[@DAAC86]

amazing video i most say really puts it in perspective how much work goes into making those motors

[@BrassStacks]

Well I am very happy they do it because I know I'd go crazy working there.

[@AirAmerica]

Thank for the tour.... Reminds me of the days when I worked at Puritan Bennett assembling aviation oxygen generators. Very tedious....

[@JarcodeRover]

Very interesting to see how these motors are fabricated! Nice short docu, positive image from the factory, i'm looking forwards to the next one!

[@Split10uk]

I enjoyed this....thanks for sharing.

[@kevinchen1588]

Alex, thanks for this amazing video! Just wanted to say that we can easily take things for granted. There is a lot of hard work, innovations, and real human being behind the products we use everyday. Just because some are cheaper doesn't give us the right to laugh at them. I appreciate work behind every product and service, regardless where the origin is.

[@brunoluis2237]

Great video I luv it! Make more videos like this even for other aeromodelism parts... :)

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

This was a really cool video - thanks for sharing the experience! I work in plants and all sorts of light to heavy industrial climates, and this looks like a very well controlled, safe plant. I've seen a LOT worse here in the US, and worse QC too. It's amazing how many times these things get touched before delivery. Amazing how they can keep the price so low, and still deliver a quality product.

[@FlyersDistrict]

Brian Phillips thanks for appreciating all this man. I see that you’re also a pilot. What do you fly?

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

I fly RC planes, but my dad is a private pilot (where I got the pictures from). I work on industrial scales, so I get to wonder around inside all sorts of plants, and production environments.

[@FlyersDistrict]

Brian Phillips ah got it. Hope we meet one day since we both like aviation - RC and Scale 👍

[@calonkreatif1861]

Helo oke

[@Dav2112]

Amazing to see how these motors are made, thanks for posting this man.

[@FlyersDistrict]

thanks for watching. I'm posting a drone factory next. (in a few days)

[@Dav2112]

Alex Edit nice one, look forward to checking it out, really like your editing, really top quality video content.

[@gewema-makkum]

excellent video ! tnx...looking for the next one... :)

[@SpeccyMan]

Fascinating insight into the making of the motors we multirotor builders can tend to take for granted.

[@onemantwohands5224]

This was great !!! The place is more hygienic than a hospital theater. I'd love to see other components like esc and the like being made too. Excellent topic! :-) :-) :-)

[@fcycles]

this video show how quality control is indeed important. Great video and nice workplace... like you mention in the video.

[@MacroMelodies]

Very cool. It seems like they focus on quality and craftsmanship is superior. Very neat to see it all!!

[@binarumah]

Dude, this is awesome sharing!

[@floorpizza8074]

Fantastic video, very educational. Thank you. Subscribed.

[@graemedavidson499]

That was fascinating to watch. Great to see the level of attention paid to quality control. Thanks for sharing!

[@pitufolaiguana]

Wow!!! Thnks 4 the video, its amazing!!

[@Gary-bf5ks]

That is super cool. I could spend days in a place like that.

[@heiismail]

First time viewing amazing job !!! just wow!

[@magizhmaranfpv9583]

Best video on Motor manufacture.

[@FlyersDistrict]

thank you!!

[@TomSmithFPV]

Thanks for sharing. have a good weekend!

[@MohammedBelal-ko6vr]

thank you for showing

[@scottnanninga2547]

Nice Edit Alex!

[@jcims]

David W. brought me here from a comment on his channel. Great vid, looking forward to binging haha!

[@casanodininsik584]

very nice and informative video. that's how they make cool stuff

[@lowhombre]

Pretty impressive, thanks for sharing.

[@pu5epx]

Factory is very clean

[@coBBweBB]

Your videos man 👌🏼every time

[@RozelyLindim]

that laser printing is cool