Hello,

Has anyone swapped out the motors on the Avata2 for beefier motors?  or at least props?

Hi there, thank you for reaching out. It is not recommended to modify or repair your own, since the damage caused by unauthorized modification, disassembly, or shell opening not in accordance with official instructions or manuals will not be covered by warranty according to DJI After-Sales policy. We suggest sending it back to our official repair center for maintenance if the drone needs to be repaired in the future.

Thank you for your understanding!

I should had made a disclaimer I fully relize that it would void the warranty this was obvious. Still I think the improvement on the next avatar would be to allow it to be a little faster in Sport mode and mostly improve the goggles for a larger field of view and some other improvements to the goggles. I have never owned the avatar 1 to compare. I do enjoy flying the Avata2.

That's good question. I also do have avata 2, but this drone does not have enough power. I'm looking for any compatible motor with more power for avata 2 - same as it is with axiflight C157 for avata 1

Couple issues. First is accessing the motor wires where they are soldered to the board.  Based on MadsTech breakdown Ytube video of the Avata2 it looks to be on the not too easy side.  Then can the Avata2's ESC handle the added demands of a higher power motor?  Are your needs for power due to speed needs?  Personally find the speeds the Avata2 is capable of reaching in manual mode adequate.  IIRC, the spec top speed in manual mode is 27m/sec or ~60 mph here in the USA.   Obviously the speed limits of flying stabilized mode with either MC3 or FPV RC3 make additional power moot.

YA I've opted not to waste my time.