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KD 63-34S Brushless Outrunner 206Kv

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KA63-34S
Constant: 206Kv
Battery: 10Cell Lipo
Operating Current: 9-32A
Peak Current: 43A
Suggested Prop Size: 19x12

   Shaft Size: 8.0mm x 24mm
   Motor Dimensions: 63mm x 56mm    
   Weight: 460g

  • Kv(rpm/v) 206.00
  • Max Current (Motor) (A) 43.00
  • Resistance (mh) 0.00
  • Max Voltage (V) 37.00
  • Power (W) 0.00
  • Shaft A(mm) 8.00
  • Length B (mm) 56.00
  • Can Diameter C(mm) 63.00
  • Can Length D(mm) 24.00
  • Total Length E(mm) 80.00
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Ronald | Verified Buyer

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Sep 16, 2011

Motor mounted in a Hanger 9 Fokker D-VII. Turning a 17x12E APC with 8S, 4000mha pack. Motor pulls 870w at 5300rpm and flys the plane very well. Not too fast and has scale performance. Other test values with different props:

16x12E 800w 5500rpm

15x13E 660w 5700rpm

17x10 750w 5600rpm

18x10 880w 5400rpm



I suspect that the suggested 19x12 prop will pull close to 1200w with 8S, not so sure I'd use 10S with that prop.

andWho | Verified Buyer

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Jul 09, 2011

Great motor for my 26pcnt Peak MXS-R. With 2x5s3000 Zippies and a 20x10 JXF it pulls about 52A. Almost 2kW!. It runs a bit warn/hot, must add some baffles for better cooling. Only issues so far are:
1. A bit sloppy bearings, replaced with ceramic Abec7.
2. Stator came loose, strange noise after landing. Re-glued with 24h epoxy. Works fine now. Might be due to overtemp....

This is one is equvilent to AXI5320/34. Would whish for a bit more powerfull motor, but the a63-20L and 24L is are bit too heavy. A "a63-24M" (i.e. an AXI 5325/24 clone) would have been perfect.
Please HK, offer something inbetween S and L.

Tor A | Verified Buyer

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Nov 10, 2008

I bought this for my Hangar 9 Sopwith Camel which needs the noseweight. On 8S it spins an 18" propeller fast enough to fly the Camel comfortably. The motor is cool after landing but I don't remember how much current it drew. I get almost 40 minutes duration with a 8S 5000 mAh battery.



My motor has surface rust on the shaft but that doesn't matter. It's fantastic value for the money.



optique du val de l'eyre franc | Verified Buyer

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206kv

Nov 14, 2007

tres bon en 12s avec une 19x15 35 A

Joshua Portlock | Verified Buyer

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Great Motor for 20" props

Nov 14, 2007

This is a great motor but I have a couple of small complaints. Firstly, it is heavier than the specified 460g. It weighs 535g on its own, and 680g with all of its accessories. Secondly, I had to file a couple of grooves out of the flange mounted prop adaptor to clear the grub screws. Otherwise, once I got it running it was a great performer!



On 6S LiPo cells, with a 20x13 electric prop, it pulled 3,570g using 810W of power.

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