7 inch motor testing: Second Batch and Full Comparison 

Dude, you listened, "You are the best." Thanks, Chris

Thanks a lot for the testing and comparisons, Chris! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊 And happy holidays!

Thank you for including the BH avenger, it was interesting to see the comparison and improvements of 7 inch motors over the years.

I love running something bigger like 2810 on my AOS 7 for mid range mountain ripping in Colorado. With a 3300 mah 6s Lipo.

Legend thank you Chris! I was asking about the Emax since I recently swapped to them. Appreciate the amount of testing you do, it helps everyone who wants to make the most informed decision. People like you are helping the hobby in the best way possible!

really great analisys! thaks a lot for all your job!

Cool tests! I'm glad I decided to go with the emax eco2's for my latest 7in. I heard a lot of people saying how good they were and apparently they were right. I went with the xing 2806.5s in my last build and they work really well too.

Love to see u test 2807, 2808, 3008 on 7.5" and 8" props. Around 1100kV. Curious if bigger ends up being more efficient.

I would love for xnova to get a second shot at this. I have been considering trying out some of them. Also, Chris, is 2806.5 really the best size motor for 7", or is it just a trend that all the manufacturers are scared to break away from?

Hi, Great comps. Would you please do 10" motors ?

I run those eco ii on my 7" and they are monsters compared to the other 1300kv motors I had on there

I find your sharing very interesting. Can you make a clip about the 3 inch fpv motor? (If it's a freestyle motor, that's great)

Hey Chris love your content brother. Was wondering if you could do a budget 2207 motor round up and test. Motors in the $15 dollar range give or take. (Xing E pro, t motor velox, flyfish sword, axis flying AE, bosh v2 ) just to name a few examples lol. Just curious as frequent bando visitor which cheap motor is best bang for my buck. Currently xing e pro have been my go to bc of the unibell but I feel they lack power compared to my other motors. Thinking about switching to something with more performance even if it means giving up the unibell.

Can also test some of the 2808 sizes with them? Like the 1500kv that many mountain surfers love. I have the emax eco-2's and want to know if I should switch to 2808

Thanks for the video and information about these motors. I have a question, I went with the Diatone 2808 1100kv TOKA motors on my 7in lr quad. Have you tested this ? Thanks for the video

I run the BH 2808 1500kv on my 7" wondering how that would test out.

Would love to see some hyperlite eco tested

In my opinion, weight normalization does not correspond to reality in the way it has been demonstrated. A long-range drone with a Li-ion battery will weigh about 900g and say 20g of total weight difference will be about 2% in total, which will lead to a change in setup efficiency of hardly more than 3%.

Damn I never did the 3106 cause iflight specs had it so inefficient. But here it is so efficient. Damn I should of tried it. I ordered speedybee 2807 1050kV

do you think the emax eco 2807 can handle a 700/750g + 600g battery 10" long range quad?

You are Yoda !!!😎🤜🤛

axis c287 1750kv on both 7 and 7.5" props and 6s..

I've been buying nothing but skystars koko motors for over a year now, i have 1-3 sets of every size available in the koko lineup and they are all excellent at a far lower cost. I also like emax motors but skystars are much better quality and still cheaper yet. My 7inch has skystars koko287 on them and it flys great for a $59 set, i think they may even beat out some tested here and are cheaper then any these. My favorite motors of any rite now are my 1505 koko on my grinderino and jm3.5 running 3630 props. I'd really like to see a show down with 3.5" motors, anything from t-motors 1404 and 1604, to the 1804, and even 1507, granted different motors will need different props, but please start putting cheaper motors like skystars in your tests for us poor pilots.

Could you please also test the FlashHobby A2807 1300kV? And possibly the T-Motor Velox V2808 These are quite similar in price to the EMAX ECO II and I'm buying thousands of these every month, I'm really interested to see which one is the better investment haha

In terms of price emax ecos seems unbeatable

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