hi I changed one of my blades on my vision 2 now the motor barely turns any tips please thank you

Do you means barely turns when powered?
Or do you mean barely turns when spun by hand?
The self tightening props are easily removed and installed with just your hands.
I'm not sure how just changing a prop affected your motor this way.
Try putting the original prop back on...

T J Gilbert Posted at 2014-10-14 21:10
Do you means barely turns when powered?
Or do you mean barely turns when spun by hand?
The self tigh ...

It barely turns when powered up it is free to turn by hand though

glenmere15@iclo Posted at 2014-10-14 21:33
It barely turns when powered up it is free to turn by hand though

With no prop on at all it barely turns

glenmere15@iclo Posted at 2014-10-14 21:34
With no prop on at all it barely turns

Did you use a wrench when you where changing the props,  If yes could it be that you damaged the motor winding with the wrench?
Did you do anything else besides changing the props,  e.g. removing prop guards?

swomilan Posted at 2014-10-14 21:48
Did you use a wrench when you where changing the props,  If yes could it be that you damaged the m ...

I did use a wrench so yes I probably damaged bloody thing are they easy enough to source and replace do you know

glenmere15@iclo Posted at 2014-10-14 22:19
I did use a wrench so yes I probably damaged bloody thing are they easy enough to source and repla ...

Motors are easy enough to get, make sure you get the correct motor that corresponds to the prop rotation/thread.  It takes desoldering and resoldering three wires to replace the motor and the eSC can potentially be damaged if not done right. Double check to see if there is really damage to the motor winding.

swomilan Posted at 2014-10-14 23:06
Motors are easy enough to get, make sure you get the correct motor that corresponds to the prop rot ...

Ok thanks very much