Hi Everyone, do you think these are genuine motors below? Im Upgrading my V1 to V2/Pro motors to compensate for the X5 Weight.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DJI-Inspire-1-Pro-V2-0-Brushless-M1-2-3-4-CW-CCW-3510H-Motor-ESC-Repair-parts/113329057568?hash=item1a62f02f20:m:mhgam_gP62Z4hMXV-q0JvuQ

I just didnt know if these were genuine for that price as i cant really find them anywhere..

Hard to be certain but they are 3510H motors (which is correct) but they so not have the locking mechanism for the 1345T props - unless you have to buy them separately? Could be a great deal or a big con...

A CW Posted at 2018-10-30 04:18
Hard to be certain but they are 3510H motors (which is correct) but they so not have the locking mechanism for the 1345T props - unless you have to buy them separately? Could be a great deal or a big con...

Thanks for your reply. Hard one isn't it, seems genuine but personally don't think its worth the risk putting these on such an expensive machine when they could be counterfeit!

Try calling Heliguy here in the UK and see if they have the motors in stock.

A CW Posted at 2018-10-30 04:30
Try calling Heliguy here in the UK and see if they have the motors in stock.

Quoted £675 to replace all motors!.. Found another authorized Dealer online that can get them for £125 for all 4 delivered.

Danny2041 Posted at 2018-10-30 04:42
Quoted £675 to replace all motors!.. Found another authorized Dealer online that can get them for £125 for all 4 delivered. I love Heliguy but their prices for any sort of upgrade/repair is crazy

Yeah, they basically use the RRP set by DJI. £125 is worth paying mate over the £40 just for peace of mind.

A CW Posted at 2018-10-30 05:00
Yeah, they basically use the RRP set by DJI. £125 is worth paying mate over the £40 just for peace of mind.

Cheers A CW. You are right! Not worth the risk. Just out of curiosity, Have you done any installation's/ repairs yourself?

Danny2041 Posted at 2018-10-30 05:04
Cheers A CW. You are right! Not worth the risk. Just out of curiosity, Have you done any installation's/ repairs yourself?

No need as yet - I'm the sort who would send it off anyway

Perhaps the expensive type is with ESC-board? For this kind of items always use an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) part. Your system and payload is to expensive to use cheaper parts and then have a crash.
Be sure that if only the motor is replaced, the old ESC-board is compatible with the new type of motor!!!

Hello Danny2041. Good day I just want to remind you that if you are planning to replace a part of your drone. Please replace this part with an original DJI part for compatibility and reliability purpose. Thank you for your support with DJI.

if you notice the Ebay link only 1 motor+ESC is being sold so you need to take that 40.99 times 4 to put you at like 163.96

TruGreen Posted at 11-2 03:48
if you notice the Ebay link only 1 motor+ESC is being sold so you need to take that 40.99 times 4 to put you at like 163.96

which is cheap seeming they are £150 each retail in UK - All Those Ebay ones at that price are fake. I even messaged them and they say they arent genuine

Im going to be honest here, If you have an inspire 1 V2 i would personally not purchase parts off of eBay. DJI sells the full set (motor, props, prop locks) If your aren't confident replacing the motors you can also send it in to DJI support

FPS_Marsh Posted at 11-21 14:00
Im going to be honest here, If you have an inspire 1 V2 i would personally not purchase parts off of eBay. DJI sells the full set (motor, props, prop locks) If your aren't confident replacing the motors you can also send it in to DJI support

2nd that.. managed to find them from an authorized DJI Seller for £25.01 with ESC's from Australia

FPS_Marsh Posted at 11-21 14:00
Im going to be honest here, If you have an inspire 1 V2 i would personally not purchase parts off of eBay. DJI sells the full set (motor, props, prop locks) If your aren't confident replacing the motors you can also send it in to DJI support

Can you link me to where DJI sells them directly?

uavsolutionsmaint Posted at 10-30 07:31
Perhaps the expensive type is with ESC-board? For this kind of items always use an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) part. Your system and payload is to expensive to use cheaper parts and then have a crash.
Be sure that if only the motor is replaced, the old ESC-board is compatible with the new type of motor!!!

That is very true - I believe the I1 V2.0 uses FOC sinusoidal ESC's which were also upgraded with the motors, props and landing gear mechanism.