Thanks for responding so quickly ML! I have a perfect P2V+ Ver.3 to compare parts, so that isn't a problem. The motors are V3 as are the ESCs. When I saw the mangled landing gear and found the props almost impossible to remove, I started getting suspicious. It had the pop off prop guard bases but not the guards. A set of the 'stay on" guards was included--but not the required original screws. All the props are 0-XOXO 9443s, and he hadn't bored them out. Closer inspection showed a cracked arm right at the motor mount screws. It also has scrapes on the top of each prop and on various locations on the body like it had tangled with a tree and landed upside down or tumbled along the ground. The motor corresponding to the crack has pliers/wrench scars on all five of the little "bridges" above the windings and below the prop threads. After spotting this stuff, I went back to eBay to take a closer look at the photos and description. The photos were taken at angles that hid the damage, but the description does state "perfect condition." Even the RC antenna was bent in the middle-can't explain that one. The guy had 100% feedback, but when I dug a little deeper I found a "neutral" from the buyer of the broken camera who wasn't real pleased with what he got either.
As some here know, I am a disabled Marine who, along with others like me, are assembling a "fleet" of these drones solely for recreation. Aside from the obvious downsides, being broken can be very boring! This drone stuff is a real kick in the butt! We all love flying them, and it gets us to some places we really couldn't get to physically. I tried to reason with the guy to no avail, all he would say is the person who sold the mess to him said it was in "perfect condition." I have some pretty serious medical treatments going on which prevented me from getting the stuff packed up and returned to him in time to qualify for a PP refund. Live and learn! We're doing this all on our own dime, but if this is the worse thing that happens, we can all live with it. Believe me, staying PO'd over something like this doesn't do anybody any good. As everyone knows, "What comes around, goes around!" We're just trying to salvage as much from MY mistake as we can.
If you have the time and willingness, I would appreciate a bit more detail in "take the connector going to the wifi module and plug it into the CAM port."
Thanks again ML!
Semper Fi!