FIXED Wing Motor refers to an aircraft that has a lift by the air that is fixed to the fuselage and does not relative to the fuselage movement.

Motor is a machine that can convert other forms of energy into mechanical energy, including internal combustion engines (reciprocating piston engines), external combustion engines (Stirling engine, steam engine, etc.), jet engines, motors, etc.

The main role of the motor: turn a kind of energy into kinetic energy and let the machine run.

Fixed Wing Motor refers to an aircraft in which the wings are fixed to the fuselage and do not move relative to the fuselage, and the lift is generated by the force of the air on the wings.

Brush motor uses carbon brushes as the two contacts of the motor power supply, and uses the speed control handle and controller to control

The flight principle and structure of a helicopter is different from that of an airplane.