Just bought an air 2s and noticed the motors are hot after a flight, almost to hot to touch. Is this normal?

Hello there dcap. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused and thank you for reaching out. may we know if you are receiving any error messages on the DJI Fly application when this issue is happening? Thank you.

DJI Stephen Posted at 7-12 01:26
Hello there dcap. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused and thank you for reaching out. may we know if you are receiving any error messages on the DJI Fly application when this issue is happening? Thank you.

No warning message, everything operates normal. With all the drones I have owned I never had one where the motors feel so warm/hot after a flight.

dcap Posted at 7-12 01:30
No warning message, everything operates normal. With all the drones I have owned I never had one where the motors feel so warm/hot after a flight.

At what temperatures are you flying?

Hrodnand Posted at 7-12 03:59
At what temperatures are you flying?

South Florida so it's in the 90s

Do you get any notification on the remote?

dcap Posted at 7-12 04:00
South Florida so it's in the 90s

As long as you don't get any notifications about overheating, I'd say it's pretty normal. DJI advises to fly below 104°F/40°C, so anything above 90°F/32°C, especially in the Sun, can be considered fairly hot which in turn can cause the motors to heat up.

dcap Posted at 7-12 04:00
South Florida so it's in the 90s

The motors have a lot of current running through them and they get hot.
The warmer your air is, the less it can cool the motors.
It's completely normal and no cause for alarm.