woafly LHI 1306 3100KV Mini Multi-Rotor Brushless MotorCW/CCW-4pcs

I built a mini FPV X-112mm (now an X-130mm quad) using a 3s 400mah lipo / 12Ax4 Dshot ESC with 3045 props and these LHI 1306 motors are great with it, especially for the price. lots of punch and really good power. no issues setting them up, screws included are good. like others say, the wires are a little thin like a lot of smaller motors and it's not a problem as long as you figure out a good way to get them connected to your ESCs. for a 3s rated setup, it is very quick and easy to maneuver. this is my second set of these motors after a hard crash. if you bend a motor shaft and have to bend it back, it'll weaken it and these shafts are already quite thin. the prop nuts are also m4, very hard to find m4 prop nuts and I need to use the plastic adapters with my props because the hole in the prop is too large. this isn't a big deal, but the prop nuts are very tall and they're usually the first things to get smacked in a crash, therefore the motor shafts get bent. I would love to find a set of M4 CW&CCW locknuts for these, but I've had no luck with that on Amazon. I've had the first set over a year with no issues except for my own faults and I got a second set because now I have three extra motors in case I trash another one from racing inside. these are good motors for the cost and provide a lot of power for a nice mini quad.

These motors are severely underpowered at 3100kv. I haven't found the right prop combination for them but they will not spin a Racekraft 3041 or a 3076. I went with DYS 3030s to get it to fly better. The lighter you can make your build, the better they will perform. Could not lift a keychain camera and didn't fly well with a full size cam on a 3 inch. I went with a Micro Swift clone and they're doing better now. Also limited to 3SThe threads on the motors are not M5 and I don't really know what they are. I've been using a carbon steel fish hook to tighten and loosen the prop nuts.

These are good for a cheap build. I put them on my 3" and it flew well. They did get hot when I pushed them with the 3s 850mah 70c batteries I use and the 3045 props I had on it. If this is going to be for a casual flier, ok, if you want more punch for tricks or racing I'd stay away. I pushed them too hard and melted some of the wires.

The weight of this motor is extremely light. 10.6 grams or 10.8 grams depending on how you cut the wire leads. See attached photos. The mounting holes of this motor fits the tail mount of said helicopter. It is powerful enough to do all flips/tricks for 200+ sized helicopters, if you search for "blade 230 fpv diving" to find videos of its performance.

I personally love 1306 3100kv motors. They are not that easy to find. I was so glad to find the LHI motors and the price was awesome. These were part of a Beta140 frame build I did. I will be posting the video soon and you will be able to check out some flight footage.

motors seem fine so far with the few flights. The wires are pretty dang sensitive on the insulation. be careful not to pull the insulation while trying to strip the wire.

Perfectly acceptable for the price. Okay power, okay construction. Bearings were a little noisy, they spin a little gritty... but again, within tolerance for an inexpensive set of motors.

These are great little motors on. 130 drone