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HobbyKing 1608 Brushless Outrunner 5900KV

HobbyKing 1608 Brushless Outrunner 5900KV
HobbyKing 1608 Brushless Outrunner 5900KV


HobbyKing 2403 Brushless Outrunner 5900kv


Specs.
RPM/V: 5900Kv
Cell Count: 1s Lipoly
Max.efficiency: 76.0%
Current at Max.eff: 1.5~2A
Max.current: 12A
No Load Current: 0.3A/3.7V
Intemal Resistance: 375mOhm
Dimensions(Dia.xL): Φ16mm×8mm
Shaft: 1.5mm
Weight: 7g
 


PRODUCT ID: HK1608-5900

Kv (rpm/v) 5900
Weight (g) 7
Max Current (A) 12
Resistance (mh) 375
Max Voltage (V) 4
Power(W) 44
Shaft A (mm) 1.5
Length B (mm) 7
Diameter C (mm) 17
Can Length D (mm) 5
Total Length E (mm) 16
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 Customer rated 4 crowns   
 
Total of 6 discussions.
adammooren  616 points - 5/24/2012
 
has anyone had any luck with taking off the prop adapter?
 adammooren 616 points
So I bought one and no you are not taking off the prop adapter. it is actually built as part of the bell housing. this is actually kind of a good thing because you will not be abe to bend this prop.
adammooren  616 points - 5/17/2012
 
so what is the actual weight? 7g or 5.4g?
 chopper50 260 points
Hi 6.2g 20 cents please wowo [from Chris]
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Rex A Lott  41 points - 2/27/2012
 
My magnets are in a strange arrangement. Three groups of 4 with a space after every 4th magnet. Do others see this?

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 chopper50 260 points
get refund quick [from chris]
joseph  44 points - 12/10/2011
 
Has any one try thy son 2s yet
 joseph 44 points
wow dont know what happen but i ment to say has anyone used 2s on this little motor
 chopper50 260 points
Hi, yes i have its not big enough for 2s it wont pull the extra weight, From chris
 Roy_T 134 points
If you need crazy power for short duration, you can run this motor on 2S with the TGY 6A esc. However, do not push throttle beyond 60% for more than 5 seconds in case you fry the motor. This motor is rated at 4A max for 10s (see pic) instead of the 12A as printed.
NitroCharged  303 points - 8/1/2011
 
I'd like to lathe off that chubby prop saver and change the shaft for a longer one to see how much fat can be shaved off. This motor would save me having to mod the HXT 5g motors to a higher kV for use on 1S set-ups in my peanut models. http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/images/em_s
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RealGambler  54 points - 7/31/2011
 
Could the quest for the perfect little 1S motor at a decent price be over??? Just ordered one to test it. Crossing fingers I'll get it fast enough to test it before winter!
 NOBLER2 26 points
Please , HK should think to the customer preparing an order * I want buy this engine , I want to get the whole propulsion device achieved, BUT WHICH PROP FITS THIS ENGINE ??? which ESC I can't find the answer .So I don't buy it . Just giving one prop and one ESC that could fits , would greatly help your customers , Sir HK .
 davdi 31 points
The prop and regler can be selected using table which is placed as 3rd picture. Specified Max current 12A is really misleading.
 Roy_T 134 points
Get the 1S 3A ESC and either a 4x4 or 5x3 prop. Worked wonderfully for planes with AUW < 40g.
 3boubou3 8 points
Hi Roy your combo working in 1S please tell me what lipo you are you using
Thaks
patrick
 Roy_T 134 points
3boubou3, i'm using the Nanotech 160mAh. You can also DIY by soldering the HK mini-plug extension to the 240mAh 20C lipo.
 3boubou3 8 points
thanks Roy
I using this motor with 1S 3A esc 4x4 prop but 130 mah 1S lipo and it's too low
 3boubou3 8 points
Roy
what's your flying time in 160 mAh?
 Roy_T 134 points
3boubou3, the 160mAh gives about 3mins (on 2/3 throttle).
 3boubou3 8 points
thanks Roy
I will try 240 mAh
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davdi
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Engine is made well, Prop holder is not removable. Hole on mounting plate (approx 3mm) is necessary for shaft. 4 starts for vibrations even if sticker was removed.


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don
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this motor does not produce the same amount of thrust as a parkzone/ eflite musyang motor. it draws more current and makes less thrust than the 8.5mm coreless, brushed mustang motor and gearbox. disappointing.


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Rex A Lott
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I was delighted when I opened this little motor. I love the backplate with mounts and wire protection built in. I also love the built in prop saver.

I spun it up with a fully charged 300mAh 1S battery on a HK 5A ESC and it didn't start but just jittered. With a hand start at 10pcnt throttle it started up but there was vibration. WOT without a prop was pulling almost 1A. WOT with a 4x2.5 was 2.5A. Sounds about right but the RPM was not there.

I tested continunity on the winds and it doesn't seem to have a short or a broken wire. Then I looked inside the bell and noticed a strange arrangement of magnets. The motor runs with a 9 pole stator and 12 magnets in the bell. Very common. The magnets were arranged in three groups of 4. In other words, four magnets aligned side by side, then a space, then 4 more, then another space... etc. I think this accounts for the poor efficiency. The magnets are glued into place (very common) but there was a puddle of dry glue on one side of the bell. That would account for the vibration.

I think this motor is better engineered than others in this size and weight, but the assembly needs some adjustments. Hopefully HK will improve future releases.


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adammooren
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OK so the vibration is coming from the two screws in the prop adaptor, Take them out vibration goes away. I used 1 cell 160mah, 3A ESC, 4.5x3 prop. Im guessing based off the weight of my plane, 50g of thrust and 2.5-3A draw for a flight time of only 3 minutes. 4 crowns in quality only because of the prop adaptor screws. they need to be very carefully centered.


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adammooren
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So this little motor is about 6.2g and does deliver on what it says as power, however this little motor is power hungry. I have been using this motor with a 1 cell 160mah 25c and a 4.5x3 prop. I get about 50g of thrust and a flight time of only 2 1/2 minutes if I run full throttle. Running full throttle, a 3a esc stays cool but the battery does warm up.


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