Turnigy 2632 Brushless Motor 1500kv

 greasmnky 205 points

the specs for this motor are wrong, they have given the specs for a 3632 motor I think, I have never seen a 26mm diameter motor than can generate 1850 grams of thrust. this motor probably should be using a 6 or 7 inch prop max.

 theleabres 20 points

I have the 1200 kv version and yes it is 26mm diameter, using in a Skyfun with a 7" prop

 greasmnky 205 points

you should be able to set your speed controller to automatic, shouldn't need to worry about it.

 louigi600 219 points

I think it's possible. The one I ordered was for a friend I'll ask him for a more detailed answer.

 pincher 12 points

voce pode inverter dois fios, que ele girar ao contrario. ou inverter o eixo do motor,add creditos

 Thiago Roberto 1 points

ficou show de bola no sky runner.. ótimo motor!

 louigi600 219 points

I ordered one of these for a friend of mine ... now when it will arrive I bet the giu will complani that I advised him a ****py motor !!! I really home that the one I'll get won't be as bad as that !

 weekendflyer 966 points

the max current is 40A, try the ESC that has over than 50A to be safe. mine is ok pulling 1200g bipe, does 3D well.

 psguardian 34 points

It's a 50gr motor... Remember the 3watt per gram rule of thumb folks. 50g X 3w = 150w. For a sustained load of 150w at ~11v you would need to keep amps down around 13.6a. For 3d you might be getting away with short bursts above that, but it will not handle sustained loads that high.

 reztya 1 points

I use this motor with 50A ESC HK Redbrick, 8 inch SF prop.My funjet is very powerfull with weight 800gr.

 Casargoz 2 points

Thanks OMoTheG, agree: "For 1400-1800g 3D airplane That makes no sense."

 Solomon 1 points

This is a three-phase brushless motor, in fact, most brushless motors operate on three phase AC. So the electromagnetic poles of this motor are divided in three pairs of poles, each consisting of three individual poles, so it has 9 poles divided by 3. Then the moving part of the motor consists of a strong permanent magnet, with N and S poles, mounted on the inside of the casing of the spinning outer can.

 steve 7 points

I know it was my mistake, but when I looked at the picture of this motor I read on the motor it was a 3632-1500kv and thought I could use it. The part number reads that it is a 2632-1500kv and its to small for my needs at this time. What can I do to let you know more people might make this same mistake and buy the wrong motor?

 Micho69 277 points

Voltage: 2-3S max current: 18 A Esc: 20 A prop.: 2S-9x5/8x5,3S-7x3/6x4 Pull: 440g for 550g glider, 500g acro, 390g 3D,