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Reddit mentions of Crazepony 4pcs Emax MT2213 935kv Brushless Motor （2CW 2CCW） with Orignal 1045 Propellers for DJI F450 F550 Quad Hex Octo Copter
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Crazepony 4pcs Emax MT2213 935kv Brushless Motor （2CW 2CCW） with Orignal 1045 Propellers for DJI F450 F550 Quad Hex Octo Copter. Here are the top ones.
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Attention: This item sell from Crazepony is out of stock, Lawson Market will take full responsibility for it !!!High Quality:The EMAX MT2213 2213 brushless motor is a professional and practical 935KV Brushless Motor, which is mainly made of durable aluminum alloy material. Quickly Reaction:Use for multi rotor copters such as tri, quad, hex, and octo, with the ability of transient response and stability.Standard Size: Motor size-Diameter: 27.9mm,Weight: 53g; Propeller size-10*4.5, carbon nylon propller with good balance, are best match for DJI F450 F550 X525 ectEasy Installed: With prop adaptor which is specially made to adjust the rotation of CW (clockwise) and CW (counter-clockwise) propelle.Suitable for your FPV: This 2213 brushless motor and 1045 propeller are also suitable for 2212 motor and 1038 1047 propeller ect
Specs:
| Height | 3.94 Inches |
| Length | 3.94 Inches |
| Weight | 1.3007273458 Pounds |
| Width | 3.94 Inches |
Then in the interest of getting you in the air in two months, I'd look for a similar frame on Amazon instead of the HK one. The ones in that price range all come from about 4 factories in China and are rebranded for whomever is selling them anyway; there are equivalent frames on Amazon for a few dollars less that will likely ship faster and cheaper (although I haven't dealt with the US HK warehouses yet). Also, I've had good luck with these motors; I think EMax is the best buy for budget motors, and they are priced the same as the ones you have listed.
Good luck with your project. I hope it's educational, and while I don't mean to sound discouraging or disparaging, I also am trying to be realistic. There is a reason you don't see a lot of posts about DIY flight controllers beyond ones like yours, but as long as you understand what you are getting into, I hope you get a lot out of it.
I'm just making a simple quad that can lift it's own weight for now. The specific props/motors I'm looking at are these and they apperently need a 20 A esc so the total draw would be 80A for all 4 motors.