A28L brushless Outrunner 920kv

 Rcflyyer1 97 points

If you look at the shaft specs. and go to your hobby shop, they will probably be able to help you out.

 John 24 points

Thanks, I'll give it a try. John

 Flying V 81 points

I think it would be ok. The Kinetic motor weighs 35 grams, so 14 grams extra won't worry it. Check the cog after installing. You may have to move the battery back a little, but not much. Plenty of power with this motor. Good luck with it.

 Toad1 49 points

I'm using it on gws me-109, with 9x7,5 prop and 3s lipo. It weights around 450g, so it's about half of yours. Though i dont really need more than half throttle, and the motor wont get that warm even on full throttle, so it might work for you too. But then again, to be safe, you might want to look for something just a bit bigger.

 helimark 29 points

xmount comes with it :) and the can be reversed (i've done it on my tricopter *) ) mark

 SLOW STIK 53 points

This is my first Quad and I am excited to get it going. Its good I have some heli experience. I know that HK does not have any 10x47 counter rotate props, do they ? At least I couldn't find any. What would be a good sub ?? Other than the three blade..

 stra0 6 points

sure you can, low KV motors are good for tri and quadcopter. Make sure to use "big" props, such as a 10*47 or a 11

 helimark 29 points

i actualy have used these on an tricopter, nice resolution and tons of power, there ideal with 10x4.7 SF props, make sure that you use some good speed controllers, if youre going to use this with wiicopter/multiwii, take hobyking SS 18-20A esc. those have perfect resolution for the system.

 Vincent F 201 points

Have a look a this site, a lot of answers to your questions ***********bungymania****/

 SLOW STIK 53 points

Anyone have vibration problems with these ? Mine vibrate like crazy and could be used as a cell phone vibrator :^). Couldnt balance all of the way. Any one have a better way to balance these other than tape or CA ??

 Rcflyyer1 97 points

Maybe you could contact product support or go to ebay or contact the manufacturer or distributer. Maybe you could even buy a new motor cause the're only like 9 bucks or somethin.

 helimark 29 points

i don't know, but i've used featheringshaft of the old align v1. they are the same thickness and length, and stronger as the original, another advantage is that you can use an small screw instead of the standard lockpin

 SLOW STIK 53 points

you can buy a length of 3 mm drill rod and cut off what you need with a dremel or you can use any hardened 3 mm shaft and just file in the flat spots and use 3 mm locking collars ! Works great and they don't bend so easy ! Cost of the 3 mm drill rod is about $6.00 USD for a 1 foot section. That's enough for several motor shafts plus.....

 jej500 36 points

yes, I did it but it works better with 3S lipo.

 Ismoly 66 points

Of course not, otherwise it ll be necessary a very big propeller since it is 920 RPM /volt to garantee a good enough thrust to fly your airplane. Better option is choose a motor with higher Kv or use a 3 cell batery. Good luck!

 JelleB 478 points

*ismoly: what would be wrong exactly with a big propeller? Horse for courses, not one size fits all.

 Kenyon 5 points

They include 4 screws and a mounting plate. You will need a prop adapter and whatever connectors you are using to connect to your esc.I would recommend SKU: AM1002A and PRODUCT ID: GON-D3T6. So far mine is working great!

 websterphreaky 642 points

REALLY!??? Where do you see it stating that it's for an EDF??? I don't see that any where! This is an unbranded AXI 2212, they are made by Suppo (A2212/890). I have a Suppo branded one with gold anodized ends and it easily flys a 1/10 scale Extra with an APC 10x7sf = 118w, 11.8A on a 1500mAh 3S Impulse LiPO