Turnigy AquaStar 3660-1700KV Watergekoelde borstelloze motor

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This is an excellent motor

Jan 25, 2022

I bought this motor for a boat and it works very well indeed

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Lots of power but cooling jacket leaks

Jan 02, 2022

I'm trying to fix the water jacket leak. Otherwise good motor but boat gets flooded.

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Good value for money

Dec 31, 2021

Good value for money

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Leaking water jacket

Aug 20, 2021

I put two motors in my boat and found both motors leaking water. I pulled the motors out of the sleeve and lubricated the o rings and that seamed to fix one but the other needs O rings but can’t seem to find any. I wish I hadn’t bought from this company, it takes forever to get warranty items.

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Good little engine

Jul 31, 2021

Using it with a70 with esc
Lot of power and speed.
Using it with a 3D printed jet boat

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Turnigy aquastar 1700kv

May 06, 2021

Attenzione usando le 6s il motore brucia si deve usare un elica piccola

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Good motor but leaks water on seal

Apr 10, 2021

Amazing power running on 6s 120A hobbyking esc. Noticed engine stalls at high end speed. Water leaks through the rubber seals.

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Perfekter Motor

Dec 09, 2020

Nachdem ich zum ersten Mal bei Hobbyking gekauft habe, war ich angenehm überrascht. Die Qualität lässt keine Wünsche offen, vor allem bei diesem Preis! Der Motor treibt ein RC Boot meines Sohnes an und macht genau das was er soll. Sehr gut finde ich, dass bereits eine Wasserkühlung montiert ist. Selbst zu drehen dauert doch etwas länger.

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Perfect

Jun 30, 2020

Value for money

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It Broke!

Jun 21, 2020

It ran fine for a while then suddenly stopped. I found the motor quite hot with a dark patch on one lead. The water jacket still had water in so I don't think it was overheated. I tried to run it again but it would not run smoothly. I checked the resistance of the windings and found them OK. I thought the motor might have a simple problem I could fix so decided to open it up. This was a mistake as the screws are glued in and broke off. I found a couple of wires that were broken close to where the leads enter the motor. They didn't look burnt so I cant be sure if that was the cause of failure. Anyway I can't put it back together for a warranty claim because of the broken screws so I've thrown it away. I'll go back to my trusty 620KV as that seems un-burstable.