Mavic 2 Zoom Motors

[Aero]

Three questions

1. Are the motors on the Mavic Zoom brushless?

2. Regardless, how long will those motors typically last assuming you don't put the drone into a wall and dont fly on super windy days?

3. What is the overall operational lifespan of a drone, again assuming that you take relatively decent care of it?

Thanks

 

[Starz]

Number one. Yes
Number two. Years
Number three. Years

 

[Aero]

Number one. Yes
Number two. Years
Number three. Years

Thank you

 

[msinger]

how long will those motors typically last assuming you don't put the drone into a wall and dont fly on super windy days?

Assuming you don't damage the motors, they should far surpass your interest for the drone. People rarely have to replace motors in a drone that has never been crashed/damaged.

What is the overall operational lifespan of a drone, again assuming that you take relatively decent care of it?

Assuming you never crash/damage the drone, you will likely only ever need to replace batteries and/or props.

 

[Aero]

Assuming you don't damage the motors, they should far surpass your interest for the drone. People rarely have to replace motors in a drone that has never been crashed/damaged.


Assuming you never crash/damage the drone, you will likely only ever need to replace batteries and/or props.

Thank you very much! That is good to know.

 

[Elude]

Props maybe do every 200 flights or when they crack

 

[Aero]

Yeah, I was wondering if they get fatigued after a while
200 flights sounds reasonable. Thank you

Props maybe do every 200 flights or when they crack

 

[msinger]

Yeah, I was wondering if they get fatigued after a while
200 flights sounds reasonable

It's really best to carefully inspect the props for damage prior to each flight. While it's not a common occurrence, a prop could need replaced after even a few uses.

 

[Aero]

It's really best to carefully inspect the props for damage prior to each flight. While it's not a common occurrence, a prop could need replaced after even a few uses.

Agreed. Prop inspection is definitely part of my preflight inspection. I was just curious if they had a life span rating