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Turnigy2836 brushless Outrunner 2350kv

Turnigy2836 brushless Outrunner 2350kv


Dimension: 28mm x 40mm, 56mm(with shaft)
Weight: 79g  (kv2350) (not including connectors)
Diameter of shaft:F4.0mm
Length of front shaft:F15mm
Lamination thickness: .2mm
Magnet type: 45SH

Max performance;
Voltage: 3-4S Lipoly
Prop: APC4.7x4.25
Thrust: 800g
Power: 480W



PRODUCT ID: T2836-2350

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Kv (rpm/v) 2350
Weight (g) 79
Max Current (A) 0
Resistance (mh) 0
Max Voltage (V) 12
Power(W) 480
Shaft A (mm) 4
Length B (mm) 40
Diameter C (mm) 28
Can Length D (mm) 25
Total Length E (mm) 55
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Total of 83 discussions.
dorony3  1 points - 6/10/2013
 
i have used this motor on a bobcat (small size)....with big 7x5 prop....it has been fryed after 2 min .......the 2826 turnigy 2200kv (orange) work perfect with this plane and prop........both use 3s 2200.....any ideas why?????
 EffinA 1509 points
Too much pitch on the prop, if you use a 7" prop, it has to be 7X4, and even that is a bit much for it.
Gaitablue  44 points - 5/17/2013
 
which propeller can use with 4s?, 4,75x4,75 0ur 4,5x4,5?
 EffinA 1509 points
You can use a 5X5, a 6X4, a 4.5X5.5. The trick is keeping the amperage down. 4.75X4.75 is fairly uncommon, but should keep you around 20A. If you go with my suggestions, you will be able to go for a 30A ESC, and have a decent amount of thrust.
 EffinA 1509 points
My mistake! with your prop, 45A minimum, and 55A with my recommendations.
 Gaitablue 44 points
5x5 and 6x4 with lipo 4s think it will toast the engine!
 EffinA 1509 points
It says in the specs it will run 4s, Probably have to drop the pitch, but you need to check current draw to know. It will be close to 45A, a little bit much, but check the other posts before to see. I am using 6X4 on 3s, and current is good.
 Thatslife78 53 points
Hy Effina. For example I'm using an APC 5.25 X 6.125 prop for 40 Amps with 3s 1600 nanotech, motor is outside the model so it cools perfectly. So no problem on my radjet800. With a 4.75 X 4.75 or a 5X5 it eats around 30/35 amps but model's speed too slow to me (under 180 kph)
 Nicholas 14 points
If you upgrade your Radjet to 4s, use a 50amp esc plus Apc 4.75 x 4.75 prop on ntm 2700 motor,jet will go well over 220kph.tried and tested, but flight time down to 3 mins of madness.
Richard  5 points - 5/14/2013
 
How many magnets in this motor ... 12,14 or other?
Richard  5 points - 5/13/2013
 
Is there a replacement shaft for this motor? Can anyone list the HK part number?
 EffinA 1509 points
Unfortunately there is none I could find. Sorry, but the motor is dirt cheap, and has a boatload of power.
 red24d 12 points
You can always just measure the shaft length and search for a 4mm shaft with the right length. I know a couple of motors I got here that I did that with and have had no problems.
Milan  1 points - 4/28/2013
 
Please can anyone tell me where can I get the prop adapter separately. The problem is, that other 4mm shaft prop adapters come with wery wide spacers for big proppelers and it doesnt sit directly on the prop center (APC 6x4). I lost the prop adapter in a funjet crash.
 DumbAce 145 points
Any 4mm prop adapter will work on this motor you can find them listed on HK under motor parts
bazzajazza  10 points - 4/5/2013
 
I am interested in reversing the prop shaft. one comment to loosen the grub screws and push the shaft through. My motor only has one grub screw and the other end is held by a circlip so how do I go about this? Bazza
 EffinA 1509 points
I haven't got mine yet, but when I do, I will see what to do with it.
 EffinA 1509 points
I've got it. After looking at the circlip, the only way to move the shaft is to remove the clip, but that is a problem, because it holds a bearing. This is how to do it: Put the motor on a lathe, cut a small groove into the motor shaft 1/16" from the end, and transfer the clip to the new groove. You could possibly do this by hooking up the motor, mounting it, then spinning the motor, cutting a groove with a file (very small).
EffinA  1509 points - 3/29/2013
 
I am using this motor as a replacement on a ******** F27C Stryker. 6X4 prop, 2200MAH battery Turnigy Dlux 55A ESC, anyone out there try it on a Stryker?
 EffinA 1509 points
Well, my measurements were right, and this motor JUST FITS in the high performance mount for the F27c Stryker! That saved me a headache! Now, I don't have to make a custom mount. With this motor, she should be about 10% more powerful, making it possible to tickle 100MPH. I did a hydrographic dip on this plane (first in the world), and it is downright striking, and looks better than anything the P-Zone boys have come up with.
nabil  1 points - 3/28/2013
 
waw i likee
 EffinA 1509 points
Now that I have this motor in my greedy hands, I likee too!
Dmytro  1 points - 3/17/2013
 
Could you use a Turnigy 2836 brushless motor on a Bixler v1.1 and what speed control and battery and prop would be best.I've heard that the 2826-6 is fast but I want smoking fast.Also has anyone used a Inrunner motor for a Bixler.Details would be great.Thanks.
 Nicholas 14 points
I set up a BIXLER v2 with 2200mah 3 s nano tech bat with 45amp esc and 2826-6 motor.prop was original one sent with model.7x5. Result great performance but wings needed lots of carbon fibre rod for support.i have ordered order a floater jet and will carry out the same mods but with smaller prop. This model should be quicker and more manoeruverable. Hope this helped you.
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Dmytro  1 points - 3/17/2013
 
Could you use this in a Bixler v1.1. Also What speed controller and battery.
Roy  17 points - 3/15/2013
 
This motor is not rated for 45amps.. I should not drain more dan 42 amps are you will burn it.
topgun  5 points - 3/13/2013
 
use 4s 65-130c 1800mah apc 6x5 peak 55amps normal 45amps, 700 watt peak 670w normal on funjet ultra. motor warme after 3 min.
ali  1 points - 3/3/2013
 
is this Pusher Mount ?
 red24d 12 points
The way it comes from the factory, the shaft sticks out the same side the X-mount is mounted at. Lots of folks (like myself) simply undo the hex screws and push the shaft out the other end leaving enough room to put a 4mm landing gear wheel stop on it. This way, the propeller mounts opposite the side of the X-mount.
Helijatek  2 points - 2/15/2013
 
Using it on Skyfun with 6x4 prop or 70mm EDF 4 cell
jackhama  7 points - 2/7/2013
 
Just a quick post My son put this into his Bixler 2 6 X 4 Prop 60 amp ESP 3c 2400 Batt and he winds it up to 125 KPH Actually smashes mine for speed and i run 2826-6/2200kv Hes very smug about it too
 jackhama 7 points
Sorry He runs a 3cell - 2200 Battery :)
jrazz  1 points - 2/5/2013
 
can is use this motor with a 40 amp esc wuing 3 cell bat.and 6x4 prop
 Perdification 55 points
Yes you can, many people are using this set up in Funjets.
Carbond  19 points - 2/2/2013
 
I'm currently using this motor with 4s and 4.75x4.75 prop with 60 am hobbyking esc. Could i run this motor on a 5s or 6s setup?
 SkyHawk Newbie 53 points
Says 3s or 4s only.... You could try it but it mite smoke the motor...
Thai  14 points - 1/17/2013
 
somebody help i have the turnigy 45 trust esc what size prop do i need for this motor to run on 4s?? and will it be worth it? or best just to get a 60amp esc
 rey 23 points
475x475 will be ok,i have this setup before but now im using a 6x4 prop 4cell w/ 55amps trust esc.hope this helps!!!
LEONARDO DE MACEDO  27 points - 1/12/2013
 
Hi Guys, i can put this motor in my Walkera Master CP Heli class 200 size ? and what speed (esc) can I use it? thx for all
 Perdification 55 points
No, this motor is too big. And this motor is not meant for Helis. Look for heli motors that are 200 size. This one is more like 450, although it really shouldn't be used in Helis. Mostly used in Funjet.
Shawn  1 points - 12/31/2012
 
Does anyone know where I can get a replacement set screw for this motor? Mine is stripped.
paulflies  126 points - 12/7/2012
 
Running with a 6x5 prop 4cell 100 amp ok.Motor runs a little hot but it goes well.The esc could not handle the 6x6.The 6X5 prop is a has a bit of flex and probabley straightens a bit at wot.The fun jet goes well with this setup,will let you know if the motor keeps handling it.
 Gert-Jan 2 points
What are your timing settings?
 Thai 14 points
100amp esc cant handle 6x5???
 paulflies 126 points
Using a Turnigy Dlux 100 amp esc and it handles it,maybe the esc handles over 100 amp all i know is it works with no problems.
tommy2toes  2160 points - 12/7/2012
 
where do i get the wire to rewind?
paulflies  126 points - 11/27/2012
 
Would this motor be ok using a 6x6 Graupner Cam prop 100amp ESC on a 4cell 30-40c Lipo in a Fun Jet Ultra.
 mattijn 37 points
I used this motor in a skyfun with 6x4 en 80 amp esc, with 4s 1800 nanotech 35-70 but the lipos became very hot. Now i use 4,25 x 4,75 prop.
Flight time 4.30 min.
 mattijn 37 points
So i think you should use a smaller prop.
 tommy2toes 2160 points
no you will toast it or the esc. use a smaller prop like 4.5 by4.5 youl be hitting 125mph or simalar speeds. hope your ready for it!
rey  23 points - 11/26/2012
 
9 turns per pole,hope this helps...
Dude rc  366 points - 10/25/2012
 
have anyone rewind this motor can i know? how much turns? and the direction ?
 Flying V 86 points
Try this thread on RCG for info on the motor, and maybe the motor rewind threads for general info. Have you rewound a motor before. If not read up and go for it. I have had great success with rewind, but you have to practice and learn the hard way. Good www.link 2836
 Flying V 86 points
here are the links Motor review. http: // **** rcgroups . com/ forums/ showthread . php? t= 992708 & highlight = Turnigy 2836 And a rewind of a similar motor. Enjoy. http: // **** rcgroups. com /forums/ showthread. php? t = 1032139
 Dude rc 366 points
i have rewind motors but i wanna know turns and direction
 rey 23 points
9 turns for each pole,clockwise,hope this helps...
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LeTrucker67  13 points - 10/1/2012
 
hello, Is a 50A ESC goes with a propeller 6x4?! thank you
 Hussain Joharji 224 points
Hello, yes no problem in my opinion.... Best Regards
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 Thomas1 3 points
You should go for 60a in my opinion, try the turnigy plush esc, best esc out there.
 R-sleeper 27 points
Lipo 3s 2200mah e 60A esc com 7x4 eu achei muito bom
Dude rc  366 points - 9/27/2012
 
2200mah 3s lipo and 50A esc with 4.7*4.5 and Auw is around 650g how much flying time i could expect from it ?
 Ben S 7 points
Obv' depending on how you fly :)...
...But as a rough guess I'd say 8 mins average flying and maybe half that going for it. Why the 4.7 prop though? ... might be flightly nicer to play with swinging something a bit larger. I tend to use 6x4 or 6x5 for around the same Auw.... personal taste maybe.. both will be rapid.
Dude rc  366 points - 9/27/2012
 
2200mah 3s lipo and 50A esc with 4.7*4.5 and Auw is around 650g how much flying time i could expect from it ?
 Hussain Joharji 224 points
hello, i think with battery which have 2.2A so, i expect that it should resume 10-20 min... Best Regards
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Dude rc  366 points - 9/10/2012
 
were can i find a shaft collar for this motor
 Hussain Joharji 224 points
Hello, search on Hardware and accessories,screws/Bolts/Nuts on this site of course .. Best Regards
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 Esky-N00B 3 points
Hi, I found what you were looking for here : www.link Greets Eskyn00b
Matthew  1 points - 8/20/2012
 
Hey guys. This motor is the first motor I have bought that hasn't been in a kit. I want to put this on a Radjet and I know I have to change the shafting for a pusher mount. Are there any good tutorials on how to do this? I really don't want to botch up my perfectly new motor.
 Hussain Joharji 224 points
Hello... Yes there is .. search on youtube for (Converting your Turnigy Motor to a Pusher Mount) By rc Foam Fighters.. i tried and test it , its work fine and capable.. Hope this helped.. Best Regards
 Thumper007 31 points
Hi ive done it it`s not that hard, Here`s a good vid on how to do it!. And check out his other vids as well Good www.link
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Dr. Katana
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48 thumbs up!
This motor is very good for High speed plane. I bought for 'K & S Silkywind Racing'.
Measurement data, I use Eagle Tree data logger, Hyperion Emeter & Tahmazo thrustmeter on my Test Bench.
Please check my web site www.link data is actual measurement.

Prop. Volt Current rpm Power Pitch spd Thrust Efficiency
APC S400 5.5x4.5 10.68V 31.81A 22321rpm 339.73W 153km/h 816.0g 77 ETA.
APC S400 6x4 10.65V 32.36A 21929rpm 344.63W 134km/h 1064.8g 82 ETA.
APC S400 6x5.5 10.24V 39.10A 19685rpm 400.38W 165km/h 869.7g 69 ETA.
APC Sport 7x5 9.87V 42.11A 17605rpm 415.63W 134km/h 1180g 63 ETA.

No load, 25500rpm 10V > kv 2550


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vosje
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9 thumbs up!
i have now 4 off those, they are running on 4 lipo's 2500 30C zippy's ,i run it with a apc 4.5 x 4.1 in a funjet 6 a 8 min of running, it's pull out 550 WATT , with the apc 4.7 x 4.25 it's running at 600 WATT .
all on the ground .TURNIGY Sentry 40amp Speed Controller run's ok with it .
gr jolanda The nederlands


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Here is the setup to get you to 110mph in a Funjet. 2836 2350, APC 5.5x4.5, 60A SS, At least a 2650mAh 4S 20C Turnigy (need to sustain 60A). I used a Wattsup meter to read 58A at 14.7V for 875W. Doppler at 110mph consistently and use WOT for 30-60 sec at a time.


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8 thumbs up!
I use this motor combined with a 4:1 planetary gearbox in a glider. With 4S lipo and aeronaut folding-prop I got awesome climbing-rates at 36A.


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gedutis
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7 thumbs up!
The motor seems ok and run wery well. But the wires are wery poor. I soldered bannana plugs on wires and after one test run, two of three broke of... Other turnigy motors have way better wires than this motor. I am wery dissapinted that for 17$ i got 5$ worth motor wires.... I would rewind with my good quality wire...


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