Rossiii of ur complaining about 10-15 $ motor … I just deleted 20 lines of BS…
Build, fly, crash, fix… it is NOT CHEAP.. I’m the cheapest m***Ef**er here… you can’t get out cheap. There is a reason Walmart doesn’t carry fpv stuff

+1  Agree with Rob.  

Anyone who said this was an inexpensive hobby, LIED !!

Yeah, you can buy a toy...complete with transmitter and play around, BUT...

The cost goes UP when you get into quads of better quality...and...
they don't necessarily last any longer. When you crash, things can break;
When you lose them, they are GONE ! Now, we get into the replacements...

Furthermore, in this hobby, quality is a relative term. After all, every bit of this 
junk is made in China regardless of brand or perception.

Build or buy ($$), fly, crash, re-build (more $$), fly, crash, re-build ($$$), repeat...

I guess it doesn't have to cost a lot, but then you won't be flying either. 

The cheapest way to get. Into fpv… a simulator..
read it many times… “every time you crash in a sim, you save $100”..

(21-Apr-2022, 01:52 AM)Rob Axel Wrote: Rossiii of ur complaining  about  10-15 $ motor … I just deleted 20 lines of BS…
 Build, fly, crash, fix… it is NOT CHEAP..  I’m the cheapest m***Ef**er here… you can’t get out cheap. There is a reason Walmart doesn’t carry fpv stuff

(21-Apr-2022, 11:26 AM)iFly4rotors Wrote: +1  Agree with Rob.  

Anyone who said this was an inexpensive hobby, LIED !!

Yeah, you can buy a toy...complete with transmitter and play around, BUT...

The cost goes UP when you get into quads of better quality...and...
they don't necessarily last any longer. When you crash, things can break;
When you lose them, they are GONE ! Now, we get into the replacements...

Furthermore, in this hobby, quality is a relative term. After all, every bit of this 
junk is made in China regardless of brand or perception.

Build or buy ($$), fly, crash, re-build (more $$), fly, crash, re-build ($$$), repeat...

I guess it doesn't have to cost a lot, but then you won't be flying either. 

(21-Apr-2022, 03:53 PM)Rob Axel Wrote: The cheapest way to get. Into fpv… a simulator..
read it many times… “every time you crash in a sim, you save $100”..

yeah but bad stuff is that i didn't have broke it and i don't expect to broke it because i didn't crashed too much

now i will try to ask for a refound because is passed nearly around 1 month....

yeah i know it's very easy crash also when you take confidance because you want more and more, but i know that...in this case i didn't have broke it

It not a matter of crashing much or hard .. a crash is a crash is a crash… I have seen flight controllers smoke from a single blade of grass.. and some survive a car running it over ..all these components are made in China.. and they all are crap ..no matter how much they cost..

(21-Apr-2022, 10:56 PM)Rob Axel Wrote: It not a matter of crashing much or hard .. a crash is a crash is a crash… I have seen flight controllers smoke from a single blade of grass.. and some survive a car running it over ..all these components are made in China.. and they all are crap ..no matter how much they cost..

Where I can find new motor for that drone ?

Is maybe possible find those bits of metal separately to balance the engine? I don't even know what material they use...probably the glue did not hold up


What are the best engines for tiny whoop with kv around 20000 ?

Hi Rosssiiii,

According to BetaFPV Meteor65 Pro specifications, the motors are 0802 19500 Kv.
So, you could buy those motors and just replace the one motor or you could buy
something else and replace all 4 of them.

You could buy the original motor, but I could only find it in set of 4 on AliExpress.
If you took this option, you would only need to replace 1 motor...then you would
have 3 spares for the future.

Original 0802 19500Kv motors (set of 4).  I could only find set of 4.

Another option would be to buy a full set of something else and replace all 4 motors.
17000KV will be a little less powerful and 22000Kv or higher will be more powerful.

These iFlight Xing motors come in 17000 or 22000Kv (set of 4). 

Here is the HGLRC Aeolus motors 0802 25000Kv (set of 4). 

T-Motor F0802 25000Kv motors (set of 4). 

Here is the GEPRC SpeedX2 0802 22000Kv (set of 4). 

Since I have had a lot of experience with GEPRC motors, that would be my first
choice in a 22000Kv option. Get a set of 4 and swap them all. 

I have several quads with GEPRC motors in 1103 and 1202 versions. So far, I have
not had any problems, issues, or failures with GEPRC motors.

I have also had good experience with Flywoo ROBO motors, but AliExpress does 
not seem to have them; at least not that I could find. These are also good motors.

T-Motor is supposed to make good motors, however, I have never used them.

Personally, I would stay away from HappyModel, but that is just my opinion.  

Also be careful of EMAX motors because some of them have stubby shafts and
are designed to be used in "pusher" quads and have special pusher props.

(29-Apr-2022, 09:59 PM)iFly4rotors Wrote: Hi Rosssiiii,

According to BetaFPV Meteor65 Pro specifications, the motors are 0802 19500 Kv.
So, you could buy those motors and just replace the one motor or you could buy
something else and replace all 4 of them.

You could buy the original motor, but I could only find it in set of 4 on AliExpress.
If you took this option, you would only need to replace 1 motor...then you would
have 3 spares for the future.

Original 0802 19500Kv motors (set of 4).  I could only find set of 4.

Another option would be to buy a full set of something else and replace all 4 motors.
17000KV will be a little less powerful and 22000Kv or higher will be more powerful.

These iFlight Xing motors come in 17000 or 22000Kv (set of 4). 

Here is the HGLRC Aeolus motors 0802 25000Kv (set of 4). 

T-Motor F0802 25000Kv motors (set of 4). 

Here is the GEPRC SpeedX2 0802 22000Kv (set of 4). 

Since I have had a lot of experience with GEPRC motors, that would be my first
choice in a 22000Kv option. Get a set of 4 and swap them all. 

I have several quads with GEPRC motors in 1103 and 1202 versions. So far, I have
not had any problems, issues, or failures with GEPRC motors.

I have also had good experience with Flywoo ROBO motors, but AliExpress does 
not seem to have them; at least not that I could find. These are also good motors.

T-Motor is supposed to make good motors, however, I have never used them.

Personally, I would stay away from HappyModel, but that is just my opinion.  

Also be careful of EMAX motors because some of them have stubby shafts and
are designed to be used in "pusher" quads and have special pusher props.

thanks for have searched all these solution, but i'm so unlucky...i would have replaced with a new one and i should have keept that one (with the defect) as spare ...but in this case i think i will just wait because i don't want to spend alredy 50€ for 4...overall they work...will see in future...sure if i will replace i would like to go with GEPRC that is very famous, or iflight...i will decide considering the price and at moment GEPRC looks similar, just some kv more.

even on the official website i didn't have find the single new engine

In case somebody stumbles on this thread

DARK STUFF COVERING MAGNETS IS NORMAL

dont scrape it off. its to balance the bell.

Find my meteor 64 five all the time and I noticed vibration at random occasions but your situation might be something to do with the RPM filters. I lowered all my filters and turned a couple off and it flies. Great good luck.