What whould happen if we mix different fpv motor on a same frame, tested on MEPS motors

People may think different motors in one FPV drone are not able to fly, this time, we will try and see.
Welcome to our FPV experiment, we are about to break the rules and test the limits of FPV drones! In this episode, we decided to throw tradition out the window, and mount various motor types and KV ratings on one frame. What do you think will happen?
Motors tested in the video:
meps 2207: meps.vip/s/53C2rpp100
meps 2306: meps.vip/s/53BqvC6100
meps 2806.5: meps.vip/s/53Czk29100
Join us on this flying journey of exploration of FPV, Whether you're an FPV enthusiast, or just curious about what happens when mix and match motors on one frame, this video is sure to entertain.
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[@FebyKris_FPV]

Interesting experiment... I've always been curious about this, but luckily I didn't have to try it myself

[@mepsking]

Tell us what you are curious about, we may able to do more experiment😃

[@MEPSKINGcom]

Looking forward to more interesting things

[@flowty_fpv]

Very cool and interesting test 😃
I didn't think that all of these combinations would work that well, I thought only the 2306 with 2207 and same KV would fly. Well done guys 🫡

[@mepsking]

the 2306 with 2207 and same KV fly well, and the 2806.5 motor also fly, but not that smooth haha

[@tomasprochazka6198]

​@@mepsking the KV should be possible to decrease in FW. So if someone accidentally has only a motor with more KV, it should be possible to "decrease".
What I'm not sure though, if it's possible to set it per motor.