Hi I want to upgrade my phantom 2 motor, the t-motor is the best option (I think), but I want to know if I have to change my ESC.thanksDaniel
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No Daniel you use the same ESC...the wiring is different though so make sure you read the instructions carefully before starting. Also...DJI use a very high temp. Solder and its a real pain to resolder so what i did was cut the wires halfway and solder the new connections on to the cut wiring. It saved me the grief of messing up my ESC. Hope this helps you out bud.
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You do not have to change the ESC's, but I can tell you from experience, these motors are not worth the trouble of upgrading. They provide a slight amount more of flight time, but they are not nearly as sturdy and well-built as the regular Phantom 2 motors. Where the Phantom 2 motors have a brass clip, these use a plastic one. These motors also do not have any resin in place to help keep the wires from coming out--the Phantom 2 motors do.
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If these came with your Phantom, then they must be spares. Whenever you need to use them, all you need to do is remove the nuts from the old propellers and replace them with the new propellers. As simple as that.
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I'll tell you man, much more power. Complete tunability over ESC and motor. All though its much bigger than the vxl but totally worth it. 5mm shaft by the way. But yea. You want speed and brutal power this is the way to go. Ideally use 4s. Perfect combo
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This is the v2 model. You have the option to switch between two flying modes using the transmitter. One is a little more subdued and controlled compared to the other mode which is full out power with less stability control.
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don't buy this drone waste of money get the phantom it is the way you want to go I sent mine back the best thing I ever did Amazon sells the DJI Phantom.good luck
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I asked my son, who's actually the person we bought the car for. He knows much more about this than I do. He says: "sure you can use the hexfly 2s 5000 Mah 7.4 V battery but I would not suggest a 3 cell! You could damage your esc or your motor with a large battery."OK?
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Thank you for the interest! This is a mild-to-none drone kit, depending on if you have a automatic or manual vehicle. Having a fuel management system on your vehicle will also change the drone effect. If you have automatic, then we recommend a #81746, Force II system. This will keep the interior drone down and matches your performance of the vehicle better. If your vehicle is a automatic, mild droning on the 817479 will be noticed at around 2000-2300 RPM's. Hoping to earn your business....Appreciate you! Todd
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Here's the correct answer. CW and CCW prop nuts are all you need. I purchased them here on Amazon and put them on my DJI Phantom 2 Vision and they work fine. Whoever took the photo didn't know what they were doing and used four blades of the same direction. Here is a link to where you can buy them for $15.00. Copy and paste the text to the right here into your Amazon search window and you will see them. &gt;&gt;&gt; DJI Phantom and Vision Replacement Prop Nuts High Quality Anodized Aluminum 2 RED 2 BLUE CW and CCW &lt;&lt;&lt;. I purchased two red and two blue aluminum prop nuts. They look great also on the DJI and go with the DJI colors. The prop nuts only screw on one way so you can't mix them up. However, the carbon fiber blades simply fit over the motor shaft and have a fixed opening so they are very snug. One way to make sure you get the correct blades on the correct shafts is to replace one blade at a time. Two blades spin in the CW direction and the other two spin in the CCW direction. Both sets of blades are shaped differently also. Just hold one blade up against the one you are replacing and if the shape of the blades match, you have the correct blade for that shaft. If not, try another one. Another way to do it is to lay all for carbon blades out on a table next to each other. You will see then that the blades are shaped differently. Simply match the two CW and the CCW with each other and then replace them one at a time with the stock blades. You'd think the people who sell them on Amazon would explain this better but they don't. They figure you should know this. Hope this helps and if so, please leave a comment. They do come from China so expect a couple of weeks or more before you get them. I'm unable to attach a photo of mine here but if you e-mail me at MidWestRC21@aol.com I will send you a photo of mine.
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Yes, you must upgrade your Phantom 1 with the kit that DJI sells separately. It's not the easiest job but at the end it works great, as soon as you install it make sure you have updated Naza's firmware so it can recognise the new logic board you just installed, otherwise it won't work. Good luck
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Yes. The motors aren't very good and last a few days. I called Traxxas and they sent me upgraded motors. Love this Alias.
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those tiny motors in the tail spin at amazing r_p_m's if the helicopter isn't that old I'm sure that they will send you a new tail motor and if they don't they only cost a couple bucks you can get them on Amazon
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Dear Mikle, I recently bought this engine and it is very strong but very small. For your plane I would highly suggest to buy this motor.
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You would have to buy the esc vxl3s to run that motor. It's brushless,there for it has 3 wire's. You would need lipo battery to. Then your bandit will do 70mph+
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When you buy from ALL e RC, we are including the new remote and a set of 9450 props at no charge. So you get the remote in the Phantom 2 and the additional new rechargeable remote. All at the lower price than the V2.0. The motor difference is negligible and the compass can be purchased separately if you wish to add the anti-static compass (again, no performance difference). http://www.amazon.com/DJI-Phantom-Quadcopter-Zenmuse-3-Axis/dp/B00JD4TQ8Q/ref=sr_1_4?m=AKOFZ2K334IOY&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1417488956&sr=1-4&keywords=phantom+2
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They do work, but. You will need to solder the plug adapters that attach to the ESC. The wire ends come bare as they where designed for the Phantom which they solder derectly on the ESC. You can find the little plugs online or at your local hobby store, they are farely inexpensive.
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Well the best thing to do is what I did.and save your self the money.its cheeper. I bought another helicopter, that way you have all the extra parts you need and beleave me you will need them.a little extra info for you is the venom and the steerix ozone are the same helicopters and all parts interchange. Happy flying.
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Sorry, but I'm not sure. I have the Phantom 2 and had it built and put together by B&H; Photo. I bent the Gimbal that they installed, so bought and installed this 2nd Gimbal thru Amazon and just put it right on without any secondary parts. It was a replacement, though, so I don't know if B&H; put the Naza on when they did the original install. I don't think so, though.