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> Electric Motors > All Outrunner Motors
> Electric Motors > TURNIGY
> Electric Motors > TURNIGY EasyMatch
> Electric Motors > Outrunners by size > .46 and larger

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Turnigy G110 Brushless Outrunner 210kv (1.10 Glow)

Turnigy G110 Brushless Outrunner 210kv (1.10 Glow)
Turnigy G110 Brushless Outrunner 210kv (1.10 Glow)


Designed to be a direct swap out for your 1.10 size glow engine. This brushless outrunner will provide more power and with its high efficiency, long run times.
A quality motor, built specifically for planes designed to fly with a 1.10 size glow engine.

Spec.
Battery: 6~9S Cell /29.6~33.3V
RPM: 210kv
Max current: 60A
No load current: 11V/1.1A
Internal resistance: 0.04 ohm
Weight: 475g  (not including connectors)
Diameter of shaft: 8mm
Dimensions: 79x63mm

Required;
85A HV ESC
6S~9S Li-Po

Test Data:
22v - 21x13 Prop - 40A - 5100g Thrust
22v - 19x12 Prop - 29A - 3500g Thrust

Suitable for sport and scale airplanes weighing 9 to 15 pounds (4–6.8 kg).


PRODUCT ID: D6354-210 50

Kv (rpm/v) 210
Weight (g) 475
Max Current (A) 60
Resistance (mh) 0
Max Voltage (V) 33
Power(W) 2000
Shaft A (mm) 8
Length B (mm) 54
Diameter C (mm) 63
Can Length D (mm) 25
Total Length E (mm) 78
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 Customer rated 4 crowns   
 
Total of 16 discussions.
Sam  2 points - 3/21/2013
 
has anyone tried to mount this motor in reverse? the screws for mounting the prop shaft seem to be to short. any ideas?
wuseling  2 points - 3/14/2013
 
Hi, 1. the motor seems to stutter a bit with 6S 5000 mAh Lipo and DLUX 80 HV ESC at full throttle. Has somebody problems like this? 2. How can I get the X-Mount and prop adapter a shown in the picture above (for rear mount). Can't find it.
 Andy 2 points
Hi, I have just installed this motor and can confirm that the AXi5330 8mm prop adapter is a perfect fit, it also comes supplied with the correct caphead bolts, prop nut & washer.
Rick  1 points - 2/8/2013
 
Is the Power(W): 2000 at the output shaft of the motor or what's going into it? Would the efficiency be what's used to find the output torque? I'm looking at using this controller for this motor. Is this a bad idea? http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__18015__H
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just starting to get into this stuff. Thanks
ronheli  6 points - 1/21/2013
 
Hi I Just got the motor to there was no bullet.and the screws was to short for the mounting and the prop shaft.
 Sam 2 points
mine to what did you do about it?
alex4orly  53 points - 12/6/2012
 
Parts missing, Forgot to mention 2 things. 1) The screws that come in the pack are too short, both types for the X mounting and the prop shaft, I had to get longer screws. 2) If you need to mount it backwards like I did, the cir clip holding the prop from pulling out is not safe enough, I had to manufacture a collet with 2 grub screws to secure the shaft - this motor has some serious pull.
alex4orly  53 points - 12/6/2012
 
Hi Guys, The motor is law RPM and to become useful needs to be used with at least 8S. It is rated at 60A max, so if Wilhelm is suggesting to pull out of it around 70A, I will suggest - don't! Due to the law RPM, I had to go from a 16 x 10 x 3 blade Master Airscrew to a 20 x 2 2 blades, and I have now less ground clearance, but no other choice.
anthony  6 points - 11/24/2012
 
I use 2 five cell Zippy*5000mha batteries in series with 100amp sentillion esc in a15lb Spitfire average flight time 7min Rainman
wuseling  2 points - 11/23/2012
 
Which HV ESC for 8s LiPo from HK works properly with this motor?
red_baron  19 points - 9/3/2012
 
Has anyone tried this motor on 10s ?
ParamiLL  145 points - 8/11/2012
 
Is this a DC or a AC motor?
Alex  7 points - 8/8/2012
 
Just wondering about the weight of this.. in one place it says 805g and in another it says 475g ?
 MosyCott 254 points
I just weighed this motor and it is 484g, I bought one of these to fit into my super cub.
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 Alex 7 points
Thanks! also from the photos it looks like this doesn't have a skirt bearing.. Is that correct?
 SCOOTAH! 2 points
Correct. There is not a large ring bearing supporting the end of the motor bell close to the wires.
Mike K  114 points - 8/4/2012
 
Is the accessory pack with the "X" mount and the prop mount available seperately? I need spares for mine.
Thanks
Ken  5 points - 6/4/2012
 
I need more power for my 10 pound P-40 swinging an 18" 3 blade. Will thgis do the trick?
 rc speed 277 points
I think yes
Wildman  75 points - 2/11/2012
 
I'm looking for an electric conversion to a KMP 96" DH-2 Beaver composite version, weighing in at 20 lbs with floats. Will this motor replace a Zenoah G38cc gas motor, or do I need something larger? I need to swing at least a 16x8 or larger prop according to the specs.
 Wilhelm 255 points
I am turning the 16x8 with a 5065-400KV on 6s. So it should be no problem to turn it with this motor. But you will need a 8s battery and a 19x10 prop or sth like that, because this is no high rpm motor like a petrol engine. 2.5hp are <2KW. So try to get around 70Amps at 8s with this one to fly the plane equally to the Zenoah
jester56  7 points - 2/9/2012
 
just received this motor - build quality of the motor looks ok - had to remove some small blobs of solder off the windings - the screws supplied to bolt the motor mount on are too short could only get one thread in - the screws for the prop driver dont even reach the threads and dont look man enough to handle 2kw of power - have replaced them with cap screws - there is also no prop washer supplied - i will make one at work tomorrow - hopefully test motor next week
 Kellyann 16228 points
jester56 that is bad Turnigy normally do a better job than that! I hope it runs well. Once it is in and running I guess it will not matter. Wheels Up
 helixerox 2356 points
Kellyann, you're always being positive, that´*s nice. See the following: you buy various products that are slow to arrive, buy with confidence in HobbyKing, check the specifications and when the order arrives something is missing and/or several parts do not fit. Even though consumers are still trying to help with the evaluations and discussions. It would be interesting to people in HK know of occurrences to avoid future embarrassment. Let's move on with great hope, greetings from Brazil.
marcos2101  9 points - 11/13/2011
 
Can this motor handle a 10S setup with an appropriate prop( APC 17x8 Thin Electric Propeller or 17x10)
 H-KING_SCOTT 5161 points
I suspect the G160 is what you need.
Customer Reviews
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calone76
21 likes
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Performed a bench test with 6s and runs smooth, no vibrations. I'm waiting for 12 of 3s Turnigy 2200 MAh baterries to create 13200 MAh 6s for this motor. Will come back with a full review after maiden flight.


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bobbo10
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I bench tested this motor and these are the results. I used the Zinger wide blade propellors, narrow blade electric props would be about 20pcnt less current with slightly higher RPM.
(The Figures below are all measured using HK test equipment)
20 X 6
6 cell 23A 550W 5400rpm
8 Cell 38A 1183W 6700rpm

20 X 8
6 Cell 28A 675W 5200rpm
8 Cell 43A 1325W 6500rpm
Hope this is helpful info

Bobbo


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Overall Rating3/17/2013
sa0746
153 likes
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Excelente para mi f3a clase 110


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Overall Rating4/28/2013
wuseling
1 likes
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4 Crown value, because HK doesn't tell me, where and how to get some spare parts except the shaft. The motor does a very good job in may 7.5 kg www.link


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