TGY 63-54-A 250KV Brushless Outrunner (Eq. 52-20)

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Aug 03, 2012

I have installed this motor in a Top Flite 82inch wingspan Cessna 182. The ESC is a Sentilon 100 HV as I am using 10S 3300mAh battery packs (two 4S and one 2S packs) with a 16x10 APC prop. Model weight is 12lb and current draw is 37amps. Full power is not required for take off and I usually fly round on about half power for 9 minutes before landing. Batteries still have plently of power left, a great motor and esc combination

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Nov 08, 2011

they are out of stock for TOOO long . i need them for my mountainboard so ...PLEASE... restock them .

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Oct 02, 2011

Have had this motor for a while finally got around to bench testing it.
On 6s set up i was getting some good results around 5.5-6 kg thrust then it came to a grinding halt. The drum of the motor had moved over the windings grinding the magnets into them. Following a strip down of the motor it was found a cir-clip had popped out of its grove and allowed the shaft to slide through the bearing destroying it in seconds.

I think this is a great motor for the money and would get another one again if they ever come back in stock but strongly advise anyone who purchases this motor to strip it down and check these cir-clips are set properly. I have a metal lathe and will be increasing the depth of the grove if they ever come back in stock again.

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Aug 06, 2011

wsto es una maravilla, no se imaginan lo que tira, estoy volando un modelo de 5 Kgs.

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Jun 23, 2011

hello I would like to mount the engine on a skateboard what do you think? This would be appropriate?. I would like to provide reach 40-45 kmh thank you for your help.

sorry for my anglish:)

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Customer Rated

Jun 05, 2011

Like all turnigy motors, looks good and well finished.
My power train is 63-54 A, 100HV ESC, 10S2P 5000mAh.

At 1500m altitude,
17x10 Turnigy, 42A @ 1500 watts = 4.5 Kg thrust
18x10 Apc, 50A @ 1800 watts = 5 Kg thrust.
19x10 Apc, 55A @ 1900 watts = 5.3 Kg thrust.

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May 06, 2011

Just a quick question for everybody.

Why does my motor have a model number C6354-250 and the motor is listed in the specs as a C63-64-B



Can the specs be trusted?

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May 01, 2011

VERY powerful engine, nicely balanced, barely any vibration when running it w/o load on high volt (34V) and LOTS of power and torque

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Feb 10, 2011

Awesome machine > 2600W with 12s. Sentilon 100A and 3 year old Rhino's prove their endurance.

TURNIGY Sentilon100A HV 5-12S BESC (Ver4)
Rhino 4900mAh 3S1P 11.1v 20C Lipoly Pack

storage charged 46.5v
TGS Sport 17x10E 12s1p 60.65Ap 40.07Vm 2464Wp 8,400rpm
TGS Sport 18x10E 12s1p 66.15Ap 39.82Vm 2641Wp 7,900rpm

storage charged
TGS Sport 18x10E 9s1p->43.80Ap 31.09Vm 1377Wp 6,700rpm
TGS Sport 19x10E 9s1p->49.24Ap 30.70Vm 1517Wp 6,400rpm

Full charge
TGS Sport 18x10E 12s1p->48.47Ap 33.91Vm 1646Wp
TGS Sport 19x10E 12s1p->56.26Ap 33.79Vm 1912Wp

Note: there is a 16 drop in power in test #3 to #5 when the battery is at storage and should therefore deliver 3000w @12s on a full charge

Note2: these are 3 year old Rhino batteries with >200 flights on them!
and were operating at only 9C to 13C rating (even though they are rated 20C - so have plenty of power left )!

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Jan 08, 2011

I don't know what size prop should I use.

I want to use a 3-blade prop and I don't want the motor to drain more than 50 Amps at full throttle. I'm using 8S 5000 Lipos.



Thanks for your suggestions.