I am going to go with two motors on my ME 262. I would like to mount them on the inside of the jet pods so I can keep the profile when looking at it from the side. Is there a way to mount the motors to the inside? Perhaps a commercial mount?  The pods are going to be covered both sides with 1/32 ply, and act as the main gear mounts as well.

I intend to mount the esc's behind the motors on the inside of the jet pods with a y connector to the timer and a single battery mounted on fuselage.

With electric powered it should be a snap to mount the motors to the inside surface of the jet pods.   No muffler to worry about or the fuel tanks.   Just reverse he construction on the  outboard jet pod.  Would have done it with IC engines, but the muffler threws a snag in the works.  Even with the engines that have cylinders that can be rotated.

Hi Jim,

There might be a weight penalty. You would not be able to use the battery for correcting the CG and may end up adding nose weight.

You would need to leave plenty of head room on the battery capacity to avoid having one motor winding down while the other is still at full bore (could also be a problem with one battery if you push the capacity too much).

Why not just run the ESC to motor leads from the fuselage to the motors. It is recommended that you twist the three leads to minimize interference (should not be problem). For the twin that I am building, I ran a 1/2" tunnel through the wing and will thread the motor leads through that.