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Turnigy 2226-3000 70mm EDF Outrunner

Turnigy 2226-3000 70mm EDF Outrunner


 
Turnigy 2226-3000 EDF Outrunner
 
Specifications:
Suits: 70mm EDF Unit
RPM/v: 3000kv
Max RPM: 44000
No load current: 4A
Max Current: 40amp
Max Watts: 600w
Thrust: 1200gram
Voltage: 14.8v (4s)
Diameter of shaft: 4mm
Bolt Holts: 19mm
Weight: 98g
ESC: 45A

PRODUCT ID: L2226-3000

Kv (rpm/v) 3000
Weight (g) 98
Max Current (A) 40
Resistance (mh) 0
Max Voltage (V) 15
Power(W) 600
Shaft A (mm) 4
Length B (mm) 47
Diameter C (mm) 29
Can Length D (mm) 28
Total Length E (mm) 62
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Total of 31 discussions.
Gui Flyer  17 points - 3/30/2013
 
Can I run this motor in a Turnigy nano-tech 2200mah 3S 45~90C Lipo Pack with the TURNIGY TRUST 45A SBEC Brushless Speed Controller???
Fabio  6 points - 3/28/2013
 
este motor funciona bem em lipo 2.200m 3c 25w
jhova1717  161 points - 3/26/2013
 
is this a good motor for 70 mm edf i want to see how many people think so cause it is cheap so i wonder if that means its not that good
azeem  1 points - 3/26/2013
 
i want fix at my funjet with 40A esc,can or not?
Yuri  12 points - 3/19/2013
 
Hello all. I ask to answer that who has knowledge. The su 35 plane model weight is 2100 grams. impeller of 10 blades. battery of 35 c of 5000 Ach... There is an advantage of the motor or not. Thanks for the help.
 sonnydc 117 points
No this motor will not fly your plane.
 Podolsk 51 points
It will be good to fly. Thrust engine 2226 1200g х*2ps=2400g, and the weight of the aircraft 2100g, a total of more than "1" will be.
 sonnydc 117 points
If its 2 motors with 10 blade then it can fly.
Hector  2 points - 2/25/2013
 
hello! how I can put this engine in a easy star if the axis is opposite? I have several of them and I did not realize that the anchor is upside down. thanks
 Carlo_Magno 20 points
Greetings, it's not complicated. You just have to design a wooden stand or PVC to screw. The engine will be in the fuselage. I recommend you get bigger the hole in the fuselage so that it can rotate freely and make a hole for ventilation of the engine. If you do not motor rotation melt the Styrofoam.
 Carlo_Magno 20 points
Hector, another option is to disassemble the engine and move the shaft so it comes out the back of the engine and invest the shaft.I doit with a Turnigy 2836-3200 and worked fine.
Hector  2 points - 2/25/2013
 
hola !! como puedo poner este motor en un easy star si el eje es contrario ? tengo varios de ellos y no me di cuenta que el anclaje esta al reves. gracias
 Carlo_Magno 20 points
Saludos, no es complicado. Só*lo debes diseñ*ar un soporte de madera o PVC para atornillarlo. El motor quedará* dentro del fuselaje. Te recomiendo hace má*s grande el hueco en el fuselaje para que pueda girar libremente y hacer un agujero para ventilacion del motor. Si no lo haces el giro del motor derretirá* el Unicel.
 Carlo_Magno 20 points
Hector,otra opció*n es que desarmes el motor y muevas el eje para que salga por la parte de atrá*s del motor y así* inviertes el eje.Yo lo hice con un 2836-3200 y funcionó* sin problemas.
remauled  26 points - 2/1/2013
 
Motor smoked when I mounted it on a 7x7 folding prop... not good.
 magnusEl 1214 points
How many cells and how much current did it draw? This is made for a 70mm fan, with up to 4 cells, (only 3 cells with CS 10 or 12 blade). 7" is 168mm!! Cant say it`s not good when you dont use it for it`s purpose.
 edfman 94 points
remauled,7x7 prop is way too big 6x4 max at 3s better 5x3-4,4s use 4" prop.h.k. also makes a propdrive 3000 kv motor under parkflyer size motors I think the max prop for that one also is 6x4.If you want to run 7" prop with a 28mm. motor try 1400-1700kv and mabe only 7x4 or7x6 not 7x7,otherwise you need to move up to 500 size motor.
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 edfman 94 points
hey scratch the 6x4 just checked the prop sizes for the prop drive 3000kv 4.75x4.75 max.
 remauled 26 points
Hi edfman, you're right. Typically a 28 or 70mm (3000kv) motor can be adapted for use in a FJU or pylon type application with a 4.75x4.75 prop. I've pushed it to 5.5x4.5 and it works too. At 7x7, that's when the motor did not work :-(

Hi Magnus, I think comparing cross-sectional fan blade area works better than intepreting 7x7 as 168mm edf as a 2 blade folding prop can have smaller blade area than a 7 or 9 blade high thrust edf. That said, I did take this motor beyond its limit and it did not perform there.
 seedo 103 points
This is a jock 7x7 XD
 Yuri 12 points
Hello remauled. Certainly your motor burned down. you weren't attentive this motor is in the section of EDF motors.... At school studied? ? ?
Shyam  1 points - 1/20/2013
 
Can i get this motor in india. What will be its cost with shipping charges
 Aliedin 71 points
shipping cost depends on weight of the item. reg airmail (101-200gram) only for $5.99usd takes 2 week to 1 month. express shipping (0-999gram) 3-7days for 24usd
ARINAS  90 points - 1/17/2013
 
why is there no video of this motor tested on 70mm edf??? can some1 pls suggest where to view it?
 scottybr 78 points
Even if you have a video it will still be hard to see how it performs from a video. Trust me when I say this is a very good motor for a 6 blade 70mm edf sold here. I have 2 of them and they perform excellent. Read my review.
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 ARINAS 90 points
THANKS scottybr!get my award? i previously ordered 2 sets.with apc style prop 5x5, 4.75x4.75. 2 packs B-Grade lipo 2650mah 4s 40c. my intention is to use this motor along above mentioned parts in my homemade extreme-fast wing(such as frank77 made 1 & in his video of 'mini L-29 edf' sells here). my concern is, will any of the parts above harm this motor in such way to get all-out power performance of this motor?some user here says he use up to 5.5x4.5 wit no problem,but didnt mentioned whether he use 3 or 4cell... pls,somebody give comments..
surapong  1 points - 1/14/2013
 
I want to know tz 50 v2 .How much.Transportation Charge to Thailand.
 Aliedin 71 points
24usd for express shipping via ems
SHAHID  16 points - 11/18/2012
 
Does anyone know if this motor will be able to handle a 5s 25c or 6s 20c with a 70amp ESC. Thanks
 edfman 94 points
no 6cell if you try 5cell try with five blade fan to help keep amps down
 Aliedin 71 points
to much voltage. u can see the specs 14V. n if u use 5s/6s by 70A esc tht already exeed the watt for this motor.
 edfman 94 points
check out erh 7771's figures,4lbs3oz.thrust,70 amps,5s 3000 batt.five blade fan.I have done this too did'nt test thrust but it's good
Iron@Man  7 points - 9/21/2012
 
Ok...I dont want anyone to lose their mind over this question. Here it go's I'm looking for a economical motor for an HK450 application ...the specs on this motor look like it would be a good fit. I see that everyone is using this motor for EDF's. The price and the spec's look as if it woould also make a good Heli power plant. So what do you think fella's? I would appreciate some feed back.
 edfman 94 points
Only setback is the 4mm. shaft.Most helis use 3.17mm.shaft don't they?The turnigy heli motors with the red ends seem to be a fair price and the ones that I have tried(in edf mode)seem to be very good motors
 udaypraveen 36 points
Iron*man you can use this motor in 450 heli but you would require pinion gear that fits on 4mm shaft and also require to remove some material from motor mount to fix this to heli. i tried to use it on my heli but it is very difficult to mount the motor on to the heli.better using it as a EDF motor
buick  36 points - 8/27/2012
 
Can two of these motors each coupled with 70 mm. E.D.F be able to fly an aircraft with a weight ranging between 2.5-3 Kg?
The battery to be used is 3000 mA-h,22.2 V Zippy Li-poly.
 edfman 94 points
6cell batt will fry these motors.use 4cell with these they might take 5cell but you need 60amp esc for that.If you want to run 6cell go with motor around 2100 kv. hope this helps
 JUAN 8 points
I think it is very heavy for this motors, maybe you should use 90mm EDF, compare similar models with twice 70mm and they are much lighter
RCBUG80  57 points - 8/9/2012
 
Thanks scott, its just my zyphyr doesn't seem that fast, its not bad if i take big run-ups but not much power for climbing, my modified bixler out climbs it with ease and is nearly as fast, also the zyphyr is slow when against a bit of wind and makes a horrible noise, any suggestions?
RCBUG80  57 points - 8/7/2012
 
Does anyone know if this would be an improvement on the zyphyr v-70 motor?
 H-KING_SCOTT 5160 points
No, lower kv.
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Raymond  2 points - 6/20/2012
 
hello. will this motor fit with this fan system? :http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__11164__E
DF_Ducted_Fan_Unit_6Blade_2_75inch_70mm.html
 rob0101 8 points
If you go by the spec sheet for the EDF fan it will take a motor of maximum diameter of 28mm. The 2226-3000 motor has a diameter of 29mm so it most likely will not fit in the ducted fan's motor housing. The www.link will fit in the housing and has the correct shaft size and motor mounting holes. The motor is slightly slower than the one you chose, 2800kV vs 3000kv. hope this helps.
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 evandroggx 6 points
pode por sem medo, eu tenho uma igual com esse motor
 jhova1717 161 points
they fit its hk mistake like they make on many specs on there site
Romio  6 points - 5/23/2012
 
how much of trust i will have if i use 3s lipo for this motor ?
 handyjap 194 points
Because of the power ratio it can be more than 56pcnt but as this motor is quite efficient with 4s I do not expect more than 70pcnt, so according to the 1200g with 4s it can be 670~840g. At 132g not much use with 3s I would say.
markuk  6 points - 5/21/2012
 
Does anyone know the size of the bullet connectors? cheers.
 SHAHID 16 points
The bullet connecter size is 3.5mm
Romio  6 points - 5/8/2012
 
can i use 3s lipo for this motor?
 sky3727 81 points
Yes you can use 3S lipo with no problem, the maximum lipo you can use is 4S, with 3S you will get lower power consumption and lower speed than the 4S. Hope this helps.
 SHAHID 16 points
Using the 11.1v (3s) wont give as much as power as the 14.8v (4s). Also, it depends on the kind of motor and setup you use.
sky3727  81 points - 5/2/2012
 
Great built this good looking and powerful motor, but mine was so badly balance that it vibrate at half throttle without any blades or edf fan unit, how to counter this?
 __bare 709 points
Balance it, it's very easy to do, search on Utube where there are videos on how to do it.
chandu  1 points - 3/17/2012
 
can use this motor in a 90mm EDF unit
 udaypraveen 36 points
you can this in 90mm edf but it does not produce enough power.its best to use this motor in 70MM EDF than in a 90MM.
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 evandroggx 6 points
a 90mm edf needs an engine a bit stronger, and probably the shaft is greater
 ARINAS 90 points
why didnt anybody noticed ,is this motor diameter is 29mm,in terms it will not fit all 70mm edf??? bcuz most 70mm edf shroud for the motor to get in,is limited to 28mm,is it??
 jhova1717 161 points
No everyone says it fits so it must
buick  36 points - 3/7/2012
 
The weight of my plane is about 90 ounces = 2.5 Kg. The recommended power for good performance is 790 watts[ From a software on 2bfly****]. So can I use 2 above motors each producing 600 watts to power 2 E.D.F in my aircraft and will they be able to do so?
 udaypraveen 36 points
hi buick. as you mentioned the weight of you plane is 2.5kg is it all up weight or just the bare kit weight.the watts you mentioned depend on type of plane.if its edf type its okay and you must be sure that all up weight must be with in 2.5kgs.if you can add more details about your plane like battery used and type of plane you can get more accurate help.
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 udaypraveen 36 points
i have used the same motor on my 70mm edf unit and got around 1.4kg of thrust and all up weight of my aircraft is 1.1kg.
 evandroggx 6 points
if you put two 70mm edf engines will likely reach a empucho or - 1800 gm
udaypraveen  36 points - 1/30/2012
 
i think its crazy but can i use this motor on my 450 heli.
 flyerdude81 32 points
I see no reason you could not use this motor on a heli. Just make sure the mounting is secure, and the pinion gear is attached to the shaft securely. Note that this motor has a 4 mm shaft, and likes to run on 4s. At 40 amps, it should make your 450 heli really jump.
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 evandroggx 6 points
this engine is too large, use the Turnigy 2218 4400kv and a 60 amp esc and you will not regret it
samith  502 points - 9/29/2011
 
use Ducted Fan Unit 6Blade 2.75inch 70mm
with this motor? Motor Mount Holes edf 70mm : (from 18mm & 22mm)
not 19 mm?
 erh7771 292 points
There's enough wiggle room in the mounting for the motor. The 1mm wont hurt anything, word of advice if you're going to use the 6 blade close down the shroud gap for maxing thrust. I used gorrilla duct tape, just one strip will do
onkelz  16 points - 9/25/2011
 
Hi All,, Can any one please tell me what the plugs are called that they use on these motors and the size,as i would like to order some .. THankyou all
 erh7771 292 points
3.5mm bullets connectors male (HK part number AM1001A)...here's the numbers I got on 5s with this motor : 4pds,3oz of thrust\70amps\5s, 3k mah pack\18 volts using SKU: T-50PNP-FAN fan.
Hamdhan  155 points - 8/4/2011
 
Will this work on 68mm EDF? (If not, why?)
 scottybr 78 points
yes it will work. you will need to make sure you have a 4mm shaft adapter though. The HK 68mm edf sold here comes with a 3.17mm adapter. Might be easier to just order the 6 blade 70mm edf sold here. You can get the whole unit for under $6.00 I have tried this 70mm edf with this motor and it is a very good combo. The 70mm comes with a 4mm adapter.
 __bare 709 points
Ermm The Motor tube in a Wemo Minifan is 29mm (the Cheap HK copy is similar) This is a 29mm diameter motor it not fit that EDF. It will also not fit well into almost Nothing that it could reasonably power. Whomever designed this lives in a Cave,
 magnusEl 1214 points
This motor has 28,5mm diameter.
 magnusEl 1214 points
I use it in my Vampire, using the Vamps original (T50?) shroud, cause it has a slightly bigger motor tube. It does work in the CS shroud too, but motor have to bee good centered. I have rewind my motor to Kv3300 and is runing it on 3 cells 3300mAh in the Vamp. 50A, ~550W
arcticflyer  21 points - 8/1/2011
 
Why have you changed the numbering system? It is confusing enough with all of the different makers having a different system for their motors. Now the numbers in the motor designation do not match the dimentions of the can.
lolzer  145 points - 7/1/2011
 
The specs have changed since last night.

It was 1300 watts max, now 600 watts max.

Sounds about right now...
 scottybr 78 points
Yeah. This motor is slightly bigger than the turnigy 35-36 3200kv that some have pushed with a 5s pack. Having a lower kv at 3000 and being that it is slighty bigger it may handle 5s. I ordered 2 but I don't have any 5s packs. Guess I'll see how much heat I get on a 4s.
 scottybr 78 points
I meant 28-36.
 scottybr 78 points
This motor's dimensions:
Length B (mm) 47
Diameter C (mm) 29
Can Length D (mm) 28
Total Length E (mm) 62

Turnigy 28-36 3200kv:
Length B (mm) 37
Diameter C (mm) 28
Can Length D (mm) 22
Total Length E (mm) 55

The 28-36 3200kv has routinely been pushed to 60 amps, which on a four cell is close to 900 watts. Looking at this motor's specs I am betting it is at least as good. Lower kv of 3000 and the fact that it is 6mm (1/4") longer than the 28-36 3200kv motor, I think it may do 1000 watts and maybe on 5s batteries. I'm kind of excited about this one guys!
 MasterP51 52 points
29mm diameter with a past he did not in the impeller 70, as the maximum diameter is only 28.3 mm!?
ggeorgiou  25 points - 6/29/2011
 
WE WANT MORE INFO.
 Jackrr 224 points
What more info do you need? They provided pretty much everything, ok, there could/should be something about efficiency...
 ggeorgiou 25 points
the math dont add up
max power for such size is 700-800W

is a backplate available?

is any other accessories available?

more photos available?
 chewy 153 points
This is supposed to be an EDF motor. How would you mount a backplate inside and EDF fan? What other accessories can you use in an EDF fan, except maybe some bolts/screws? Other than an EDF fan, heli or gearbox, what else can you use a 3000kV motor at 4S for? None of those will need a backplate nor other accessories.
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Nice fit and finish on this motor. Comes as shown in the pictures with no accessories. The specs on this motor are accurate except for it being 29mm diameter. Fit nicely into a 28mm fan unit so I am assuming it would work on all of them.
Put this motor in my f-15 with this 6 blade fan unit: www.link tried 3s 2200mah 40-50C lipo. not a very good combo with this motor. Barely enough power on the f-15 to fly.

Second try with the same fan with 4s 2200mah 25C lipo. Really made a difference! Right around 600 watts true to the specifications given here. Only thing was the battery was very hot after flight. (no name battery probably not very high quality)

Next I will be trying a quality 4s, higher mah, and higher C rated battery. I suspect with a good 4s 2500mah 40C battery this motor will reach 650-750 watts which on a 70mm edf I think should be standard watt levels and would probably be close to 1/1 thrust/weight ratio on my f-15. while 850-1000 and above is reaching high performance.

I was hoping this motor would do 5s but I doubt it. Maybe in small bursts and throttle management.

Fit nicely into this fan unit: www.link it on this f-15 Jet (very nice): www.link really like the F-15 by the


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Just received it. Comes as shown in the picture. I installed it in an HKEDF70 fan. Slots right in. Took some measurements using various 4S and 5S batteries. For 4S (25C and 40C) expect consumptions of around 600-630 watts at around 40Amps steady. The motor gets to around 55-60 celsius and stays there.

With 5S I run it for 2-3 minutes with throttle management and it does not get much hotter - around 70 celcius. The current goes up with max revs to around 58Amps so a 60A ESC is a must.

I have not done accurate repeatable thrust tests yet. With 4S and same fun in a BAE Hawk 990m jet I get 780-800g thrust. With 5S it goes up to 950-980 and 55-58A with the same fan.

Don't try to do the math from above these are the numbers that I quote from memory. I will do proper tests and write everything down so that I can report back.

I will experiment with the changesun 4-blade fun later on with 5S to see if it gets better.

Overall not a perfect motor, but who would expect such from an $11 motor. It is very honest and a good fit for 70mm edf for flyers who don't want the highest speeds.

In any case, whoever wants maximum performance will inevidably go to ARC, HET or Cyclone power motors for 4 times the money...


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looks very nice and has strong magnets but the bell is out of center. So I have a lot of vibrations when running and the no load amp was 8.90A wih 4s and gets hot!


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great motor put it in a change sun 70mm fan from hobby king 650 watts 1.3kg of thrust


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K, energy numbers didn't show up in last review for some reason so here they are: HKS SKU: HKEDF70 Fan 4s 60amps 54oz peak thrust around 50 settled 15 volts (no unreasonable with 40c pack) No heat soak, should be good on 5s with 10 second burst...5s numbers to come


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