Turnigy L2210A-1650 Brushless Motor (180w)

 kmh299 14 points

Friend the biggest propeller for this bike is quietly 7x5 can use with a battery 2s or 3s.

 wesix 90 points

It doesn't matter how you connect the wires, just connect them all regardless of colours. If the motor is turning the wrong way, just switch any two wires from motor to esc and it will change direction

 Ram Kiran 153 points

Shaft Can not be reversed, because lock nut and lock pin groves are cut at specific points, to fit into the motor. If you still want shaft to be reversed, buy a 3mm ss rod and cut the specific grooves on a lathe machine, as per your requirement.

 Rdemptioner 368 points

have a look at the SK3 series motors in the 2836 size (stay under 1200kv), I use the SK3 2836 1040kv motors on most of my multirotors, they give around 1.2kg thrust and are not too hungry on the power, spin a 11x4.5 2 blade or a 9x5 3 blade prop and a 5000mah battery with a decent C ratting, remember that multirotors smash the amps so you need a high C rating on your lipo if you want it to last more than 20 charges. 2.5-3kg is a heavy quad, I would aim for the total weight to be under 2KG (better to be around 1kg) if you want decent flight times without an a huge battery. On my hexa I run these with 9x5 3 blade and get around 20mins flight time with 16,800mah of batteries, it is around the 3kg mark (half the weight is the batteries, keep in mind I have over 7kg of thrust).

You pay a little more for these compared to other motors the same size, but this is for good reason, they last if they are run a max throttle all the time and the best thing about these is the shafts are easily replaced and cheap.

 lacha 93 points

exelent motor use a on a bixler and run fine 25/30 esc 7*4 prop credit

 snipeworm 37 points

Awesome motor! I run 3S with a 7X5 prop. Pulls 220 watts and comes back for more!

 Robin-r1 79 points

assembled a Zagi of 1.20 with 2210A and was a wonderful flight with 3s battery and weight 690 grams. Flight time 12 to 15 minutes with propeller 7x6.

 Jonathan 87 points

I use thsi motor in a cessna 700gr, with prop 8x4 and battery 3s 850mAh. It works great.

 mick fly 46 points

Hi there it is a 12 pole motor, its a great motor. I was running a 8x3.8 prop, 1300 3 cell 20c lipo 25A esc, battery was a little too warm by the end of a flight,

 wuseling 2 points

Thanks mick_fly. I'm flying with Turnigy DLUX 30A ESC, 3S 20C 1800mAh Lipo with 7x6 Prop. I've now 3 of these motors and am very satisfied. Lots of power. I've never done programming to my ESC. Just wanted to know, if I perhaps should do some change. But everything seems well so far. I had only problems with the bearings of one of my motors. Perhaps due to a crash. It still runs, but ist a loud now even after replacing the shaft (some KD shafts fit)

 mick fly 46 points

Hi there, the berings in the small motors can fail I have replaced berings but the cost is not far short of a new motor but satisfing to be able to fix somthing and see it work again, good tip on the shafts thanks, no programming changes done, they say some changes can be made from transmitter but it seems a bit tricky. good luck cheers

 mick fly 46 points

hi there just a quick thought these are a 3 phase motor and the winding configuration makes a differance, will have to dig up the old text books and think about it some more. cheers

 Jonathan 87 points

Could be this 'KD Replacement Shaft Kit 22-__M'

 Jonathan 87 points

you can check the battery, if the battery is low the servos works but the motor doesn't run. Or, you try the manual throttle programming (you can see youtube videos with the title 'throttle end points').

 brett 15 points

if you bent the shaft i would just replace motor

 davdi 31 points

This shaft I sucessfully used today: PRODUCT ID: KDS-22-S ()

 Oka 1 points

I want ask how to calculate resistance of this motor? I need to know resistance for my project

 Jonathan 87 points

yes, I have a plane with this motor 8*4 prop, 3s 1800 25c lipo and 25/30 ESC (also work with 18/20 ESC)

 FooFilighter 38 points

i show you something *) this motor can give max 17A , for quadcopter you need 4 , so all can give (17x4=68)A , your battery have 20C = 40A for 2200mAh so it's to low you need more than 40C , i suggest you Turnigy-nanotech 25-50C ****give me credit if i help****

 Gaitablue 44 points

Very fas for prop 7x6 apc

 Jonathan 87 points

I use this motor with same prop and battery but with the 25A ESC.

 KKArioKA 163 points

you mean with a 9x3.8 prop ???

 vikas 6 points

Yes you can absolutely use this with your prop as I too used the exactly same prop and ESC.

 AIRTON 6 points

Boa dia, a melhor hélice 7/5 hd, fica muito rapido e não esquenta o motor uso o 2210 1650kv 7/5 hd fica bom de mais... aeroprimo.

 GWatts1115 15 points

yep what he said.....

 KKArioKA 163 points

da pra usar uma helice maior com esc de 30A ? por exemplo uma 9x5 ou 9x3.8 ?

 Robin-r1 79 points

Will weigh the step motor and will be very hot. I did not used 8x4, but I'm sure 7x4, 7x5 or 7x6 will be excellent.

 GWatts1115 15 points

it would be fine, not sure on the amps and dont want to venture a guess as i have never had a pusher. Have fun

 Jonathan 87 points

I have this configuration in a airplane. I use a 25 Amp ESC.

 AIRTON 6 points

usa uma hélice 7/5 fica um capeta com um aero de 900gr aeroprimo testado e aprovado

 GWatts1115 15 points

1.7 lbs on 3S / 2.8 lbs on a 4S.

 Jonathan 87 points

si, muy veloz

 merlind 14 points

No lo considero tan veloz, pero es muy bueno y robusto

 Jonathan 87 points

Depends of the airplane weight. I have a Cessna (weight: 470g) and fly very fast.

 Diogenes 4 points

If you use 3S 11.1 is very good...

 MrRCFlyyer 744 points

Yes certainly BUT please make sure all attachments to the mount are secure the last thing you want on your Glow Stick the new motor flying OUT !

 matt152 8 points

will this include all the necessary mounts?

 MrRCFlyyer 744 points

yes but except one thing the stick motor mount.

 marco antonio 27 points

yes but except one thing the stick motor mount.

 merlind 14 points

yes, yes, yes.....

 emersong 25 points

I'm used was a very good 7x4

 meshy 116 points

There are set screws, but it is still a tight fit. I undid them and couldn't pull it off with my fingers. The shaft is 3mm and fits 3mm prop savers snugly.

 alnaader 4 points

they set with screws and fit properly

 Aryan dwigantara 6 points

3mm shaft diameter, and there are spinner blade clamp 6mm diameter hole into the shaft

 Murilo 7 points

Excelente motor, muito confiavel.

 emersong 25 points

..ele te eixo 3mm muito bom..recomendo, pode comprer.

 lacha 93 points

yes if you put a 30 a esc and a 8*6 prop it run ok
2.2 11v 30c battery

 rappa 153 points

this motor is for small prop but he fit in your plane!put 7*35 DD GWS and he fly like a jet

 meshy 116 points

This motor works best with 7 to 8 inch propellers. You want a motor in the same weight range, but with a lower KV. Try looking at motors around 1100 KV, and most of them will have written recommended propeller sizes. Also read the reviews of the motors, where people post their test results with different propellers and batteries.

 Jakub 15 points

I tested with apc 7x6 and on 3s it got to 22amp max so thats around 220w the plane will fly but i would suggest more power

 Capt. Morgan 164 points

150w for trainers/pound, 200w for sport/pound, and 250w/pound ussually works well. This motor will work but is a little high on KV so requires smaller prop than your plane likes but will work. Larger prop gives more wash over services for lift and control..Personaly I would drop down to around 1000kv for your prop and around 200w motor. Hope this helps....

 meshy 116 points

The only measurement that is dependent on prop size is the thrust figure. Thrust is a useless number without knowing the prop size and pitch used, that's true.

 Richard4 24 points

Yeh

With what size props??

 __gsky 113 points

Hope my set up information can help. I'm using Just Go Fly motor, spact : 1600kv 18amp and my set up using 7x5 bluebird prop, 25amp Turnigy ESC and 3s 1500mah Turnigy battery at my DIY Sukoi profile at A.U.W >410gm. It's really fun,good power and vertical clim no problem.

 meshy 116 points

The thrust numbers given on many of these motors is pretty suspect. You can prop a motor for thrust or for speed, so without knowing what prop they used, it is a fairly useless measurement.