Brushless Micro Motor HobbyKing AP05 (de 5.4g)

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like these a lot

Aug 27, 2017

these seem to be excellent little motors.....seem to have good power for the small size

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excellent

Aug 26, 2017

fantastic little item

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good item

Aug 24, 2017

seems to be just fine....we will see when I get some time on it

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good looking motor

Aug 09, 2017

came quick after ordering....looks good....got to get it mounted and tested so I can see if it will power my park flyer

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Jan 06, 2015

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Aug 24, 2014

Works great with a handlaunch glider conversion..

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Jul 09, 2013

Used this engine as a replacement for the original gearbox and engine for a SU26XP from Parkzone. Power is roughly the same or somewhat greater. Used together with the 0,7gr BL controller from Hobbyking. Great!! (included a propsaver - 4mm)

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May 02, 2013

My P51 Mustang, Dave Rovelen plans, 46 cm wing span, 70 g AUW. GWS EP-4530 prop. Lipo 2S180 mAh nanotech flew like a rocket with this motor half throttle.

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Dec 13, 2012

I swapped this motor into my UM T-28, and wow this thing is fast! Check out the Ultra Micro T-28 thread on RCgroups if you want to see pictures. I used the Plush 6 amp, MAKE SURE YOU INSTALL A 1 amp diode (like 1N4001) between positive line into the brick or you can fry it. Then swap it to brushless and POW! You've got a much faster bird. Heavier too, so it handles a little more wind. Only draw back is that it doesn't "float" as much as it did before.

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Dec 03, 2012

I used this for my Ultra micro T-28. converted to 2s brushless setup using this motor, TURNIGY Plush 6A /.8bec/6g Speed Controller, and even a slightly large 300mAh nanotech battery. weight including battery was 65.5g, and this setup allows me to pull straight up. I would say to put the throws down slightly since the plane is at least twice as fast now! here's the thread with the info.

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1282886&page=563