EDF Ducted Fan Unit 7Blade 127mm (5inch)

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Great if I can find a suitable motor.

Apr 24, 2019

Fan looks good but where can I get a motor with a 6mm shaft to drive it ?

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Mar 05, 2014

Just got mine and did some testing on it it is indeed a good EDF for the price of that size no question about it .But i wish Haoye Co could make the front motor housing much more thicker more material added then it would be strong enough to handle the rite motor for bigger jets .Overall rating is only for that motor housing other wise it could be all 5 crowns .

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Sep 14, 2013

This is by far the toughest test on this EDF!!! 2, turnigy t600 1100kV brushless motors stack in series with a 9S pack at 15000mhA. After spending two hours to perfectly balancing the rotor it was ready for the static test. A custom made cage was made to put the two motors together and mount them on the EDF case. The result 14.3 !!! Lbs or 6.5Kgr of static thrust !!! at close to 5500W. No heat issues, fully loaded for 10 min.

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May 26, 2013

Here we ago again with an old "friend" This EDF is always a good value for money and here is why!: My latest try was with a kbl1000KV motor at 10S. I have spent hours on balancing rotors so this was easy. The results were more than I would have expected. 11lbs of static thrust! I bet with an outer ring will go over 12lbs.

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Sep 27, 2012

The biggest plus on this fan is, that it is very light.
Using a Scorpion 4035 560 KV you get 5,5kg at 78 A on 12s
However the axle needed to be redone in steel and the plate for the Motor mount reinforced with carbon

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Mar 28, 2012

Tested this fan with Leopard 4092 700kV
The motormount is weak, so I made an an alluminium motorframe and inserted it into tube
This fan eat a lot of power - do not use weak motors!
Tested this fan with Leopard 4092 700kV (rated 4100 w)
on 9S I've got 5500 gr at 96 Amp - very good!
on 10S - 6500 gr at 95 Amp at half of trottle - too much load - over 4000 kW
it will be nice to have 550-600 kV 4000 w motor for this fan

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Nov 22, 2011

Do you guys think this EDF could power a large scale foam glider I'm making of the space shuttle with over sized wings
"8 ft. wing span". Should be about 10 lbs. without motor. Am wondering if this EDF with the KB45-11XL motor and a 100 amp esp would be enough power or would I need two of these EDF. With motor etc. it will be 12 or 13 lbs.

Also whats the best Motor ESC battery setup for the fan.

Thanks for your help.

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Sep 16, 2011

I see all you guys ,putting this thing on the bench and test . without knowing that all these fun are design to put right int your foamy so it can be securer and run without vibe .These fan are not like the old fan with 90duct fan eng and fiberglass planes that had no foam to cover the whole fan.So do us all a fave and put it in to foam secured .I got no prob with all my fan ,and no i dont do bench test ,i rather fly fly fly baby .lol

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Jul 13, 2011

Seems nicely moulded and rigid. This thing is quite large. Having problems finding appropriate power system to get the most out of it, any one have experience with these? Thanks in advance:)

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Jun 20, 2011

esta edf la equipe con motor turnigy t600 880 kv, esc turnigy A-120, lipos (3) 58000 mha zippy y esta instalado en un mirage 2000, peso en vuelo 4.5 kg. Empuja una barbaridad. Lo recomiendo