Comparing 2213 20-size motors ( -2213 on stator-size, 2830 motors on external dimension, 55g weight )
<span style="font-size: medium">-TO SHOW HOW IDENTICAL MOTORS CAN BE MADE TO APPEAR DIFFERENT MOTORS TO THE CONSUMER ...</span>

This shows how Sunray Technology attempt make the same motor"look"a little different for each brand they manufacture.
1st pic;shows OK Hobby Infinite 2213 motor, with accessories-shown from "back"( -showsnewer Infinitestyle -black can / grey end housings)
2nd;shows Lipolice 2213 motor from "back"
3rd: shows Foxy 2213 motorfrom "back" -with prop adaptor attached
4th: shows Lipolice 2213 motorfrom "front"
5th: shows Foxy 2213 motorfrom "front"

Very clearly,they are all basically identical 2213 motors,made in the same factory-of course, we know that. -The only real difference is that the Infinite motor has grey end housings; whilst Lipolice has green, and Foxy has blue ...
-And we can see very clearly, that the Lipolice and Foxy motors are identical when viewed from the front aspect (pics 4 &amp; 5) (very minor difference in machining ...).

What the Sunray Tech factory have done, to try and make them look like different motors,is simply to make the shaft come out ofeach motor at different ends-to create the illusion that they might somehow be different motor brands,and not be related in any way ...
For the OK Hobby Infinite motor,the shaft comes out of the "back" end housing,and so they canphotograph the motor from this back aspect(i.e. pic 1).
For the Foxy 2213 motor,the shaft comes out of the "front" end housing,and so they photographTHIS motor from the front aspect -and create the illusion that it might bea different motor in publicity photos (i.e. pic 5).-If yousaw pics 1 and 5 side by side, you would never guess that these were completely identical motors,made side-by-side in the same factory, with identical internal components ...
And for the Lipolice 2213 motor,the shaft is placed in mid position, coming partly out of the front,and partly out of the back ....! (pics 2 &amp;4)
(-of course, the position of the shaft in any outrunner motor can be altered, simply by loosening the allen screws and pushing it through ...)

So what Sunray Techhave done,to try and make these identical motors appear to look different for each different brand:
-For one brand, they image motor from frontand change the colour of the end housings
-And for another brand, they image the motor from the back and have a different colour again for the end housings ...
-And in some cases, they also machine the end housings in a slightly different style( -as wasdone, for instance,with Hacker and Torque and Z-Hyperion motors -they are all identical motors,they just havedifferent colour end housings machined in a slighly different style,they have the rotating can painted in different colours -and of course, a different brandname on the outside)</p>

<span style="font-size: medium">Is it all a big game ...? A big con trick ...?</span></p>