Turnigy Micro Outrunner Brushless Motor 7.4 to 11.1 Volt, C1606, 12T 3000kv
Micro Outrunner Brushless Motor 3000KV for 7.4 - 11.1 volt operation. Use generally ~4-12oz models.
Manufacturers Specifications:
KV 3000rpm/v
Power: 35W
Turns: 12
Voltage 7.4 to 11.1V
Lipo cells: 1-3 cells
No load current 0.3A
ESC: 7A
Shaft Dia.: 2mm
Resistance 0.55ohm
Dimensions 16D x 32.5mmL
Shaft Dia. 2mm x 32.5mmL
Mounting Bearing Tube Diameter 6mm
Weight 10.4g including mount
How to use me:
Pack, Prop, Amps, Pitch Speed MPH, Static Thrust oz/grams
1S,GWS 6-4,6.7A,34,6/179g
1S,GWS 6-3,5.4A,26,6/154g
1S,Maxx 5-5,4.7A,46,4/113g
2S,GWS 4.5-3,7.1A,54,10/274g
2S,GWS 4-4,6.3A,74,7/203g
2S,RRC 4-3,4.9A,56,7/194g
2S,GWS 4-2.5,4.2A,46,6/185g
2S,GWS 3-3,1.9A,58,3/72g
3S,GWS 3-3,3.8A,86,6/161g
3S,GWS 3-2,2.6A,56,5/140g
Max current for this motor is not published but presumed to be 4-5 constant and 7 for short bursts. Results estimated from E-Calc, manufacturers motor constants presumed to be accurate but un-verified. Use your own judgement and careful temp checking on initial trial/test period.
Micro Outrunner Motor 4500KV made for 3.7 volt operation.
We did some in shop testing on this motor with a 7.4V pack, GWS 2.5-.8 prop-.98 amps, 31,900RPM, 103F, pitch speed about 18mph. GWS 2.5-1 prop, 1.1 amps, 30,800 RPM, 105F, pitch speed about 22mph. Both of these props were run for 1 minute. We also tested with the GWS 3-2 props, the motor overheated quickly and was down about 12k RPM. DO NOT try to run a 3" prop on 2S here. Current and tach readings taking at start, temp reading at end. The motor seems stable to me with 2.5" prop 2S setups. Certainly in air loads would be lower. I am getting excited to design a Sub-Micro-Stick! Notice although the RPM seems way too high for indoor, the pitch speed is very modest. You should note that our testing indicates an amp limit similar to the manufacturers below. When we obtain the new single cell ESC, we'll do some similar testing to determine some useful setups for 1 Lipo.
Specifications:
KV 4500
Voltage 3.7V
No load current 0.24A
No load RPM 16600 +/- 6%
Max continuous current 0.9A
Continuous RPM 10400+/- 6%
Resistance 1.18ohm
Dimensions 13 x 4.6mm
Shaft Dia. 1.5mm
Weight 3.5g
Micro Outrunner Motor 4500KV for 7.4 volt operation. Use up to ~3-4oz models.
Specifications:
KV 4500
Voltage 7.4V
No load current 0.5A
No load RPM 33200 +/- 3%
Max continuous current 2A
Continuous RPM 21000+/- 3%
Resistance 1.18ohm
Dimensions 13 x 4.6mm
Shaft Dia. 1.5mm
Weight 3.5g
Micro Outrunner Brushless Motor Replacement Bearing for 1.5mm Shafts.
Spare Parts for Micro Outrunner Brushless Motors. Replacement drive shaft Bearing for 1.5mm drive shafts. You will need Two for each motor. Priced per each
Primarily intended for 2S and 3S running on 4-6" props. Perfect motor to upgrade you Blade CX or add to a Multiplex Fox. Great for small models.
Specifications:
Weight: 8g
Max power 40W
Diameter: 17.8mm/.701"
Length: 16mm/.629" (Shaft Exlcuded)
Shaft Diameter.: 2mm
Shaft Length: 5mm
Max Amps: 4 Constant, 5 Amps 30 seconds.
Motor Constants as published: (except as noted)
C10-2100 Kv=2100 (RRC Measured 2032kv), Rm=????, lo=0.25, Eff. Op current=1.5 to 3A, 4A Max 30 seconds (RRC Estimate).
Combination ESC and Prop Adapter Choices available, select option below. 7.5-8V is estimated voltage of 2S lipo under load, 11.1 is 3S lipo under load. These should similate actual conditions pretty well.
Setup and Performance Chart as per MFG
Voltage
Prop
Amps
Watts In
RPM
Thrust oz.
Pitch Speed MPH
8v
GWS 4.5-4
2.3
18
10,170
3.14oz (89g)
38.5
8v
GWS 5-3
2.2
17
10,800
3.81 (108g)
30.7
7.5v
6x3
2.6
19
8430
4.23oz. (120g)
24
11.1v
4.5x4
3.3
35
12,210
4.76oz. (135g)
46.25
11.1v
5x3
3.1
33
13,110
5.75oz. (163g)
29.3
Estimates are MFG data. Actual performance may vary depending on components used, accuracy of data as provided by manufacturer, quality of ESC, weather and many other variables.
Primarily intended for 2S and 3S running on 5" and smaller props. Perfect motor to upgrade you Blade CX or add to a Multiplex Fox. Great for small models.
I am unable to get sensible data from motor calculators for this motor using available data. Actual test results below in chart. Note, we used 2 and 3S Lipo's of various sizes. The voltage listed is "as depressed" under the conditions of the test. Props used are GWS. If you can provide a link to serious motor constants please email me. I'm not interested in other dealers websites where the same incorrect data from the MFG's website are repeated. These guys are LAZY and never check out anything for themselves. On occasion we do. ;-)
Specifications:
Weight: 8g
Max power 40W
Diameter: 17.8mm/.701"
Length: 16mm/.629" (Shaft Exlcuded)
Shaft Diameter.: 2mm
Shaft Length: 5mm
Max Amps: 4 Constant, 5 Amps 30 seconds.
Motor Constants as published: (except as noted)
C10-2900 Kv=2850 (my KV meter says 3036), Rm=????, lo=0.33, Eff. Op current=2 to 4A, 5A Max 30 seconds (RRC Estimate).
Combination ESC and Prop Adapter Choices available, select option below.
Setup and Performance Chart ACTUAL TEST DATA
Voltage
Prop
Amps
Watts In
RPM
Thrust oz.
Pitch Speed MPH
7.91v
3-3
3.3
25
18,000
??
51
8.11v
4x2.5
3.95
30
16,350
??
44.5
7.75v
4.5x3
4.55
38
13,380
??
38
7.89v
5x3
5.08
34
14,700
??
42
12.55v
3x3
5.2
64
24,500
??
69.5
12.5v
4x2.5
6.4
75
21,600
??
51
Estimates based on actual tests as detailed above. Actual performance may vary depending on components used, accuracy of data as provided by manufacturer, quality of ESC, weather and many other variables.
SKU Number: AEOC10-2900
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