Hello! I am wondering if there is any possible way to incorperate the E2000 motors on the S1000+? I think it would work if I figured out a way to match the tube size and also stepped every other motor up and down so the blades couldn't hit each other. Would it be compatible with the A2? Does anybody have any thoughts? Thanks!

Hello!
The A2 and Wookong flight controllers are compatible with the E2000. But due to the 12S power supply on the E2000, the Flight Controller will need to be powered separately.

Weather-proof and capable of supporting large, heavy-load frames, the E2000 is designed for industrial applications in agriculture, search and rescue, mapping, inspection and more.
Note:The E2000 is not compatible with the Phantom series, Inspire 1, F450/F550 or Matrice 100 platforms.

The E2000 can not be used on the S1000+, because the diagonal wheelbase on the S1000+ is not long enough to mount the 21-inch propeller.

Thanks!

DJI-Adela Posted at 2016-5-16 17:51
Hello!
The A2 and Wookong flight controllers are compatible with the E2000. But due to the 12S power ...

If I stepped every other motor up to avoid the blades hitting each other, would it fit? Thanks!

fieldsmdavid15@ Posted at 2016-5-17 23:55
If I stepped every other motor up to avoid the blades hitting each other, would it fit? Thanks!

We would not recommend any modification on our products.  The propulsion system is complicated, a thorough consideration should be taken in case of any possible danger.

Thanks.

I've considered the E2000's on my S900 believe it or not but I think the biggest problem is the arm diameter being larger on the E2000 (28mm?) vs the E1200 (25mm).  If you could just add longer arms to accommodate the  longer props I would be doing this right now but the diameter difference creates all sorts of challenges with potential mods to the motor pods on the end of each arm or modifying how the larger diameter arms connect to the center hub...arm brackets and pre-drilled holes in the hub are all sized for 25mm diameter arms I believe on the S1000+ similarly as on the S900.
Its probably better just to wait for spare M600 parts to become available and then buy the frame components without all the other LB2 and battery BS to build your own M600 frame.