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adamic39 (0 points) 1/12/2010
Thank you for you detailed reply AlphHX, it's a big help.
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Flydo (0 points) 12/19/2009
Ok i see that you have to connect the provided prop adapter to the bell part of the motor and just ignore the shaft stiaking out the back and the prop savers i ordered for the shafts
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Flydo (0 points) 12/19/2009
Hey, i just ordered 3 of these because in the review a guy named pat says he put one on his slowstick. The shaft seems to stick out the wrong side. dont know how to run this on a slowstick? I dont know what to do? I think i goofed and bought stuff i cant use. Then i see the guys at the park running the turnigy 2217 1050kv outrunner and they were very happy
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adamic39 (0 points) 12/6/2009
Has anyone been able to reverse the shaft? I would like to put it on a common sense profile yak54 and need to reverse the shaft.
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AlfaHX (26 points);
this is what I'm trying right now :) If I success I'll let you know.
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AlfaHX (26 points);
Ok it's finally done. First you need to remove C clip on the mounting side of the engine. there are 2 shims -or spacers- behind c clip. remove them too. now you can take apart the stator side from bell side. Mine a little bit stucked to the groove and a little bit more force took it apart. put the stator side away you don't need it until final assembly. look at the bell side of motor and you'll see a hole. there is a setscrew in this hole. unscwer it with 1.5mm hex. Now all you need to do is push the shaft away from bell. It's the tricky part. You can do it your own way. I've found a s**** wood piece about 5cmx5cmx10cm and drilled a hole all the way. Put the shaft side in hole and bell is sits on wood. Found a m2x15 (2mm thick 15mm long) bolt and tried to hammer it. it didn't work. I'm afraid to destroy it. I've just put it in a desk vice (or you can use a hand vice if you don't have one) put the bolt on top and and slowly start to compress it. all you need to do is press the shaft in. and it will come off. when shaft is removed, Here comes the tricky part 2. you'll see at the top side of the shaft there is a large groove. You need to copy this groove 10mm down(11mm actually). I did it with a dremel tool. If you don't have one you can use a thin file but it can take hours. After copying large groove you need to put it back to bell in same way. but this time head side of motor (prop side) will sit to hole in wood. just calibrate the large groove and setscrew hole lining to each other ( so your setscrew can hold the shaft). And press it with desk or hand vice. Don't pust it too far just put the stator side and check where is your c clip groove. when it comes about 1mm to mounting side of stator side, put your 2 shims -spacers- and put you c clip in place. if it still needs to press just press it again in vice. After this, you need to fasten the setscrew. If you have locktite put a little drop and fasten the setscrew. DONE! You can use epoxy if you don't want to return back to prop adapter.
This is how I reversed my shaft. Now I can use prop savers.
You can do it same way witout a desk/hand vice with hammering it. but I don't suggest. shaft can easly bend.
Good luck with yours!
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-boot (115 points) 12/5/2009
These motors are perfect for the Electrifly WWI series planes with 2S, 18a turnigy ESC, and 10x4.7 slowfly type prop.
Low total weight and nice scale like flight with adequate power. These planes are not supposed go straight up, they look very realistic in flight with this combination at a low price.
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bagé (2 points) 10/31/2009
Recebi esse motor, mas 2830 ao floxar o parafuso de alumineo no quebrou adaptador. pergunto onde posso encontra-lo. pergunto tambm como fao uma inverso de rotao do motor, com o adaptador de alunineo ele roda ao contrrio.
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Amilcar (0 points) 10/14/2009
How does motor compare to a 400 or 450 size motor? I dont understand these Kv ratings.
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Luis Cardenas (0 points) 10/12/2009
Ok, so I took my Funtana clone out for a flight yesterday. After the second battery was about to die, I started doing some powerless dead stick approaches. I was just powering off from about 70 feet up and it would slowly decent with wings leveled. I would power up when it was about 5 feet up and go for another dead stick approach. Anyway, One of those stunts caused me to slam into the prop unto the runway. I got my model and brought it to one of the tables and upon changing the prop and powering up, I noticed that the Turnigy lacked power and was hesitating and locking up...
Upon further scrutiny, the resulting crash caused some magnets to fly loose and are no longer in the motor. I'm missing 3 small magnets to my TR 28-30B 10A 1050kv.
Is there a way to replace them and if so where, and how?
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Romeo (1 points) 9/29/2009
what are the deminsions of this motor 28mm X 30mm ? It would be very helpful if Hobby King would include deminsions on all motors. thanks
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casski22 (2 points) 9/22/2009
Can i use those batteries ZIPPY Flightmax 2200mAh 3S1P 20C whit that
motor
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Claus (17 points);
Perfectly. You can use nearly any 3S battery starting from around 1000mAh 20C, if weight matters. If the plane can carry a 2200mAh, you should get a really good runtime.
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helicopke (26 points);
yes, ZIPPY Flightmax 2200mAh 3S1P 20C will do nicely as I have experience
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lavradex (38 points) 9/10/2009
I would like to have a list whit the power(Watts) and propellers(size) and thrust (kg), of motors turnigy serie TR like have on serie D.
Send for us, please, Hobbycity !!!
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fidzi (5 points);
Get DriveCalc. It has lot of Turnigy motors in database.
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lavradex (38 points) 9/10/2009
I would like to have a list whit the power(Watts) and propellers(size) and thrust (kg), of motors turnigy serie TR like have on serie D.
Send for us, please, Hobbycity !!!
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petrik59 (0 points) 9/10/2009
Anyone knows the size of the motor?
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catkchun (2 points) 9/10/2009
Hi..need help..so u think this motor has sufficient power to fly skyartec cessna 182? Plan to put in 3s lipo. anyone know what is the max ouput current?
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Wouter (0 points) 9/10/2009
It seemed a bit heavy to me. I would prefer motors of the 28-26 serie.
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vicmel65 (1 points) 9/5/2009
I want to use 4 of these to power my Lancaster using Master Airscrew 3 bladed props 6x4inches.
The model is 58inch span and is not expected to wiegh beyond 3lbs.
Would these be suitable?.
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Claus (17 points);
6x4inch 3blade is way below the capability of this motor with 3S battery. If prop size would fit on the plane, get the Master 7x4 3blade.
For 6" diameter prop, I'd better go for a higher KV version like TR2826-1350.
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clichy (20 points) 8/13/2009
whats better ESC for this motor?(A=?)
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fidzi (5 points);
18A will be enought. But if you dont need the lightest components get 25A.
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Jesse (1 points) 6/28/2009
Hello.. I'm thinking of buying this motor but it doesn't say what the aluminum adapter diameter is, 6mm ?
I know the motor shaft is 3.17mm
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Claus (17 points);
The included adapter is 5mm. My JXF 8x6 prop (OR001-00108C) fits directly (11A * 12V).
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tanman888 (20 points);
can i use this motor for the HK-450 CCPM helicopter?
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Allen (3 points);
I use this in my Formosa with a 9x6 prop and it is fast.
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richard maheas (108 points) 6/15/2009
One of the guys at my field has these motors and it clicks and he thinks it is broken but it works though! so he runs it ... lol..
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bdoets (165 points) 6/7/2009
I need to mount this motor in front of the firewall, so I have to reverse the axle. I've done that before with other brand motors, but I've broken an (identical) Turnigy because, like right now, I cannot take the bell off.
I loosend the Allen screw in the bell, but the bell won't come off. I am reluctant to hit the axle with a hammer, since that's how I wrecked the other Turnigy 28-30B... any suggestions?
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helicopke (26 points);
do NOT hit the axle with a hammer, I don't take the axle out but simply turn around the engine, drill out a hole in the nose of the plane if enough space or if a hole is already there it makes things easier =:-) Also cutting of the axle when motor is reversed is an option, but if you keep it then you could mount the prop adapter which comes with it to put a prop on (This is how I do it with a GWS Formosa 1 plane) Hope this helps a little, good luck and happy flying.
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Grega (1 points);
Very good engine, very pleased. Cessna 182 used in the park flayer. I recommend propeller size 8x6 or 9x6 and 3s Lipo battery size 1500m.
Greetings
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Grega (1 points);
Very good engine, very pleased. Cessna 182 used in the park flayer. I recommend propeller size 8x6 or 9x6 and 3s Lipo battery size 1500m.
Greetings
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I have tested this little outrunner with 6 various props and PowerIon LiIon battery pack 3s 12,3 V. Here are my results.
APC style 8x6-E
Umin = 10,71 V, Imax = 14,15 A, Pmax = 153 W
GWS 8x4 HD
Umin = 11,16 V, Imax = 9,02 A, Pmax = 101 W
JXF 8x4
Umin = 10,94 V, Imax = 10,69 A, Pmax = 117 W
JXF 8x6
Umin = 11,01 V, Imax = 10,07 A, Pmax = 111 W
SF E-Prop 9x6
Umin = 10,29 V, Imax = 16,87 A, Pmax = 176 W
SF E-Prop 9x7,5
Umin = 10,11 V, Imax = 18,67 A, Pmax = 191 W
I would recommend APC 8x6 (resp. ekvivalent from HC) or SF E-Prop 9x6 propellers. Measurements done with EagleTree V3 logger, also from HC.
87 people like this review.
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With GWS 10x4.7 Slowfly and 3S 1700 mAh 20C:
10.15 V 14.16 A 6300rpm 700g trust
143.72 W 1n 83W out Efficiency 57
45 people like this review.
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Nice midlevel motor with good power. Useing it to my U-can-do 3D EPP flex from Great planes with an 11x4,7 gws prop. and 3S HXT 1700mah.
Takes about 10,6amp. with this configuration.
It comes with an included reverse mount kit that was very useful in my case.
Put a little drop of epoxy on each copparwinding to secure it from move for extra safety, and you have a motor that gonna serve you a long time.
33 people like this review.
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| I used this motor on a Hacker Super Zoom with a APC 10x3.8SF prop. The performance is great. I am using a Thunder power 1320 3S and a Castle Creations Thunderbird 18. The plane hovers at just over half throttle and has a super speed range. Full throttle vertical performance is awesome. The motor seems very quiet and smooth. I think this is a super motor for the price, and a great match for the Super Zoom.
32 people like this review.
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I use this on my AlfaModel P-51. It fits perfectly in the cowling.
Soooo much thrust AND speed with a 9x6 APC ! Flight time is around 10-15 minutes with a 2100 3S LiPo.
21 people like this review.
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| Excellent motor, great performance. I've bought 2 of these motors, and I use one of them on an old ME-109 combat model, with 9/6 prop and 2200 mah battery: over 9 minutes of full throttle with an airplane speed comparable to the old .15 glow engine I used on this plane in the past.
15 people like this review.
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| I upgraded my electric glider with this motor and got a rocket! I use a 3S 1300mAh battery, a 10*5 prop from APC and get a thrust around 1kg. 5-6 scilent climbs up to 100-200m is fully possible. I highly recommend this motor!
13 people like this review.
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| Excellent motor. Placed it on the slow stick with a Zippy 1500mA 3S and it pulled it straight up! Motor was cool after some hard flying. The motor was slightly warm to the touch on the thrust stand. Highly recommend this motor to all and I plan on placing this on my GWS Beaver.
13 people like this review.
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Ideal para la minimag de multiplex, tiene un peso contenido y un empuje suficienta para volar con soltura y hacer acrobacia básica, os paso pruebas de hélices: apc style
10*5.... 14,5 amperios
9*6..... 13,5 "
8*6 .....13,0 "
8*4 .... 9,5 "
la hélice ideal para este avion es la 9*6, tiene buena tracción y consumo moderado, lo uso con baterias desde la 2.200 3s hasta la 1600 3s
11 people like this review.
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| This is a superb motor. I installed it on a Wilga Foam. The plane can even perform a hover with this motor. I run it with a LiPo 3S flightpower 1500 mAh at 1/4 of throttle. Its flight lasts for more than 30min. Excellent performance and very good quality. Amperes draw 12A max.
11 people like this review.
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| I put this in my scratch build Sukhoi and expected just enough power, but this motor with a 10x4.7 and a 3S 1000mAh lipo gives me huge vertical performance! Powerful little motor!
9 people like this review.
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| I keep ruining Park 400s, so bought two of these for less than one 400. Was pleased by performance on approx. 30 oz scratchbuilt foamie, using 1320mAh Thunder Power battery and 25amp esc. Easy bolt on prop adapter helps reduce motor shaft damage during crashes. I ordered on a Friday and received order in States the next Friday.
8 people like this review.
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| excellent motor used on my hyperion sniper 3D, with 10x3.3SF draws 14A, motor comes down cool. excellent quality,especially with all accessories.
8 people like this review.
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| Running this motor in a 22oz plane. WO throttle with a fresh Zippy-H 3S 1500mAH battery and a APC 10X5 E pulls 15.8 amps at 200 watts. It does a nice job of pulling the plane around at half throttle.
8 people like this review.
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| Very good motor I have, it mounted in a Easy Glider, with propeller plegable11x5, lipo 2200 mha, variador turnigy 25 amperes, raises without touching the depth, 35 minutes of flight.
7 people like this review.
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Lovely smooth little motor. I'm using it the Great planes Fokker D7 with a 10x5 prop, 2200Mah 3s lipo. Long flights up to 15 minutes are easy. I only fly on half throttle however full takes it vertical.
Great match for this size model.
7 people like this review.
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APC style 8x6-E
Umin = 10,71 V, Imax = 14,15 A, Pmax = 153 W
GWS 8x4 HD
Umin = 11,16 V, Imax = 9,02 A, Pmax = 101 W
JXF 8x4
Umin = 10,94 V, Imax = 10,69 A, Pmax = 117 W
JXF 8x6
Umin = 11,01 V, Imax = 10,07 A, Pmax = 111 W
SF E-Prop 9x6
Umin = 10,29 V, Imax = 16,87 A, Pmax = 176 W
SF E-Prop 9x7,5
Umin = 10,11 V, Imax = 18,67 A, Pmax = 191 W
APC style 8x6-E
Umin = 11,49 Imax = 15,02 A, Pmax = 174 W
6 people like this review.
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I have bought this motor thinking of vertical performance for 3D & more.
The KDA2210S is better than this one I think, giving better performance at lower weight.
I would consider the KDA2210S first.
6 people like this review.
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| it is small and cheap but very very strong thanks hobbyking....
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Perfect motor for small foam warbirds.
Fast with 9x6 APC-E . More thrust for acro with the 10x5 or 10x6.
3s-1550mah, 25amp TowerPro esc.
Great for ROG or hand launch takeoffs.
5 people like this review.
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