Floater-Jet Replacement Motor (AXN-2208-2150)

 wayneuk 258 points

yes perfect combo for it

 Andrej1175 9 points

Yes, you can use this motor with 3s and 6x5 prop. I have used this motor with 7x6 prop on 3s battery and no problem with overheating or someone else...

 Alessio 48 points

i use 3mm prop adapter and fit perfect

 wayneuk 258 points

if you can fit them on then yes ..also suitable for the mini zephyr flying wing

 Bixler13 32 points

The prop is flexing. Get a stronger prop

 Alessio 48 points

I think it's normal because i use this motor with different prop(now i use a 5x5 apc) and the noise is the same

 Bixler13 32 points

Either the prop isn't balanced or that's just the normal operation. Does it vibrate too?

 Alessio 48 points

no vibration just noise,all the prop are well belanced

 Morten 2 points

Yes! I'm running it with 4S 2200mAh and a 6x4 prop. Runs great and i have no problem with overheating.

 wayneuk 258 points

great little motor

 wayneuk 258 points

i use a 30amp as it pulls over 20amp or did in my test

 wayneuk 258 points

TURNIGY Plush 30amp Speed Controller would be suitable

 wayneuk 258 points

yes i would reccomend this motor also its good

 wayneuk 258 points

jsut keep a eye on the magnets as they can come loose a bit of glue will fix it though so not a problem

 ALCARAFA 302 points

Thanks wayneuk I've read about the problem with this motor.

 wayneuk 258 points

not so much a problem matey ive only had one come loose in over a year & a half ive a few axns & my friends fly axns they have had no issues however at one point i was using mine everyday

 wayneuk 258 points

yes i would of thought so

 Tom 2 points

I have that plane with this motor and 30a esc, 7x3.5 prop and 1300mah battery. It is way to powerful for that flimzy flyes like **** plane. Cavitates like crazy starting at 3/4 throttle. Get a Bonzai or Tek Sumo. Infinitly better flying wings.

 greasmnky 163 points

7x5 prop is too big for this motor, guy above said his is pulling 20 amps [max limit] with a 6x4 prop.

 Alessio 48 points

Thanks greasmnky now i use 5x5 prop with 30 amp esc...but my cambat wings is too fast whit this motor

 William 5 points

Hi, is www.link excelent motor.

 wayneuk 258 points

yes you can use it as is just remove the motor mount from the plane as it will come with a mount also the alloy prop holders are better imho & dont require the bands to hold the prop on

 boim77 32 points

for more safer add the prop adapter 3mm like this product id: GON-D3T6.

 m3tafora 15 points

yah they can be use on tek. Using apc prop im sure they go vertical climb in no time

 Ral fRotten 1075 points

No, 3s maximum, 6x4 prop or 5x5 recomended, max current is 20 amps

 Morten 2 points

I run this motor on 4S. Works fine, lots of power!!

 Marcel 6 points

Had the same problem, fixed it by applying a little ca glue to the magnets, never lost one since

 greengo746 45 points

This motor is a good replacement motor for Clouds Fly. I have put this motor in my park jets, hawk sky and various other diy projects. The long wires are a plus and motor work fine with 6*4 prop. 18A ESC is good enuf.

 Ramron 315 points

I don't see why not.

 n8ander 11 points

Yes, But which cessna 182

 emulldonang 13 points

CESSNA 182 DELUXE,

 n8ander 11 points

If i am not mistaken that has a 7inch prop, it should be fine BUT look into this one: FC 28-12 Brushless Outrunner 1534kv, and use this prop:APC style propeller 7x6-E. it will give you MUCH more speed than the stock motor. it pulls 16 to 18 amps, so a minimum 25 amp esc is perfect.

 n8ander 11 points

Also, it has a 3mm shaft, so make sure your prop will fit a 3mm shaft. or buy the one I suggested. If you use a prop saver, put the prop saver on AFTER the propeller, that way your prop doesnt fly off if the prop saver breaks. A collet adapter would be better.

 Javier 9 points

High timming definitily.. it works on medium too with no problems, but i found it works a bit better with high. For the number of poles is also suposed to be high

 n8ander 11 points

This www.link this www.link my 30inch wing go 73 MPH

 n8ander 11 points

That didn't load correctly. Search: FC 28-12 Brushless Outrunner 1534kv,AND APC style propeller 7x6-E That motor and prop combo will give about 75MPH

 n8ander 11 points

OH, but if you are using this on the AXN floaterjet, a 7" prop will be too big. sorry.

 wayneuk 258 points

yes its fitted & not removeable a alloy prop holer also fits on the end with no problems

 jakobø 71 points

So no need to order another propholder?

 wayneuk 258 points

not really ..but i perfer the alloy ones so iam not relying on a o ring to hold my prop on. only a few $

 Ramron 315 points

yes, get a 3mm colet prop adapter, that will work better in the long run given the motor is located on the top of the aircraft and not the nose.

 helil 57 points

PRODUCT ID: OR017-201x8 that is what I used on my home build plane (picture here under file tab with no name) if you want longer ones try Self-Tapping Screws 2x10 comes 100 in bag and you can use on horns too.

 keyrul_MAS 131 points

easy frens, just by collap type prop adaptor 3mm

 auto5 95 points

yes I know, but the last adapter I bought fits onto the motor but is way too big and I can find another one thats why I aksed for help. with a link to a adapter.

 keyrul_MAS 131 points

Q1)is it your prop adaptor 3mm stil not fit the moto shaft? Q2:or your 6x4 doesn't fit the adaptor? may u give more clear. if Q1: i suggest u try prop adaptor grub style (tightening with grub hexagal plushed scrw. if Q2: u just need a drilling mechine..

 auto5 95 points

Q1) Yes it fits onto the motor shaft. Q2) The prop also fits on. The problem is that the shaft is not long enough because the prop adapter that I got ( PRODUCT ID: GON-D3T6 ) is way too big and also vibrates. The adapter is bigger than the motor it self!

 keyrul_MAS 131 points

hi auto5, maybe u should try this adaptor, im sure the result is better than before..low vibration, but dont forget to tightening both grub in balance RODUCT ID: PA-3MM-5MM-D

 Thomas 15 points

This motor will be perfect with this accu configuartion! Well, you can use every accu for this motor you want to, but you have to remember the Cells. This motor is only able to handle 2-3 Cells accus. That means an accu between 7,4V - 11,1V

 Dude rc 366 points

never use a 25-50c nano tech with this motor i tried it out it was pretty fast and great vertical performance but it heats the motor badly. i nearly manage to burn it out by flying it at half trol for 1 min

 Dude rc 366 points

please tell me if any one knows how i can use this motor with 25-50c nanotech without burning it out?

 Logan 3 points

I actually tried that battery and the performance was so much better, and the motor was actually fine! I've flown it over 50 times now and it's still sweet !

 wayneuk 258 points

yes it will be fine i use the same

 Dude rc 366 points

ok if you guys are saying i will give a try i am not sure that will last even one flight

 Dude rc 366 points

thanks guys it worked fine but it was too hot. who cares. it gives a amazing performance with 25-50c nano tech

 madflyer1997 38 points

Yes I use that setup on my little patkjets

 Dangerman 121 points

The C rating or capacity of the battery affect if the motor burns out (unless you under C which you haven't) but the voltage and prop size will. The maximum prop size I recommend for a 3s is 7x6 but even then my motor was on the verge of burning out. I normally use a 6x5 with this motor.

 Sawdust 1605 points

As Dangerman said, the C rating of the battery is not the problem, overpropping it, and not letting it get enough air to cool it are. When you buy an AXN Floater jet the prop that comes with it is 5x5 . In that model it gets plenty of airflow to help keep it cool. I haven't tried going up to as big as a 7x6 prop, but I have shortened the wingspan by 600mm and done a few other mods to see how fast I can get it to go on it's original motor and prop and I'm running it on 4S nanotechs and it's surviving running fine. I run it full throttle for no more than about 10 seconds at a time followed by 20 to 30 seconds of gentle cruising to let it cool down again.

 Michael 28 points

I've been running 2200 3s 40c/50c burst zippys on my AXN for 100 flights without any problems...very dependable motor and lots of power, 6X4 prop is fine but I'm not running WOT for more than 10 secs. My wattmeter showed 220 watts and around 18-19amps. I've looked for a motor in this weight and kv category that can outdo this one...good luck finding one! This thing screams and has an excellent flight time per charge, just oil the bearrings once in awhile. I use scorpion brushless motor oil supplied here.

 davide 18 points

The5x5 is the rigth one, on the6/4 it produce 200 watt, i prefere with 6x4 cause have grate vertical!

 Spencer 3 points

I've been using a 7x5, motor doesn't heet up at all, but watch the batteries. Draws a lot of amps, and low C rated packs may puff.

 omdano 30 points

5x5 will give you better acceleration, 6x4 will kepp your plane stuck in the air , but as your friend says...if you are dowing a heli- u may want to consider that one

 Dangerman 121 points

Omdano is wrong sorry, 5x5 will give better top speed while the 6x4 will have better power/force/acceleration.