Are the RTFQ X2204 Advanced airbot titan clones?

[LostQuad]

They look the same to me

http://www.readytoflyquads.com/rtf-mini-motor-x2204-2300kv

http://www.multirotorsuperstore.com/motors/airbot-titan-2204-2300kv-brushless-motor.html

Also the single piece of thrust data RTFQuads gives "490g of thrust with HQ 5x4 at 10.5A / 130W" seems to match what the airbot titans advertise as well (494g HQ 5x4 at 10.6A 131.2W).

Anyone have experience with these? Thinking about using them for a 250 size quad build (specifically the Hovership MHQ2 since the Hovership store never seems to have everything in stock and I'm tired of waiting)

 

[cranialrectosis]

If you don't like waiting, don't order from RTFQ.

 

[makattack]

I don't know where Paul/RTFQuads gets their motors, but it seems he's gotten a lot faster in processing and shipping orders. I've had great results from his x2212 (Electrohub Tricopter) and x2204 (HK Trifecta tricopter) motors, but funny enough, I only have them in tricopters.

The only motors I can compare them to, having such limited experience, are the Hobby King Multistar elite 2204s:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/..._2204_2300KV_Set_Of_4_CW_CCW_2_CCW_2_CW_.html

I have to say, they have been fairly comparable, but I feel like the RTFQ's motors are smoother. For some reason, 2 out of four of the multistars I got after a few flights with no crashes have a bit more play in them when tugging on a blade. There's an audible click, whereas I don't have that with any of the RTFQ motors (yet). I've had the most flights on the 2212 motors and even one crash that broke a boom. The motors are still running like new, although after the crash, I did try to clean out the motor that was on the broken boom and sprayed a small amount of light oil on the bearings. Still runs smoothly.

 

[HawkMan]

Yeah, shipping time has not been one of my issues with RTFQ, even when he said there would be holiday delays.