I Put Bigger Motors On A Cheap RC Jet

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[@andrewpal520]

Good video. Like how you showed slow and fast. The 2024 version comes with 816 motors.

[@JetJockey_RC]

Nice, I love this little plane! Great idea on the dual motors!

[@juanantoniogomezcanovas1960]

I put a couple of 1020 and I named it: "big dik". I also replaced the connectors as they got heated so hard and noticed more fly time and more powa with better connectors (JST but I would go for GNB A30/BT2.0)

[@mcemtpockets1775]

Thank you for the motor description

[@_dji_mini_2]

you fly so good.

[@MatthewDoesStuffRC]

Thank you, this model is the easiest to fly from what I've tested so far

[@davidlewis620]

How much of a gain or increase did you get in speed or torque? I would like to try this myself if there is increase in speed!! Also did you notice a difference in fly time?

[@MatthewDoesStuffRC]

@@davidlewis620 I don't have many good ways of giving an accurate number for that but this now has enough power to put this on full throttle and lean against the wall without falling to the floor. It feels about 20% more powerful and because I use the same or similar propellers the fly time is the same. After a good flying session my motors and battery aren't as hot as they used to be now as well

[@MatthewDoesStuffRC]

@@davidlewis620 the difference in power is definitely noticable for the small price of the motors I've tried this with two different jets and had success. However I'm thinking going brushless on my painted jet due to weight which costs about 50$ to do