How to spot a good motor from a cheaply made one...

Damn useful little video I've just come across this, what to look for when buying, doesn't mean cheap ones wont work, they might just cost you more in the long run...

I came across this shortly after watching that one and it's a good follow up to the same sort of thing from the Bard...
I like these Armattan motors too BTW, they now do an ultra quiet, lower power draw version called the Ooomph Velvet

Experienced this by first hand. Those cheap Racerstars are good for a few flights, but quickly wear down.
Indeed it is better to get some higher quality ones and pay a bit more.
Though I understand as beginner you don't want to pay too much, cause you know it will get damaged soon.
But after some practice it's certainly recommended to look for more durability in the higher price range.