A2204 28g 7.5A 1400KV SP Brushless Outrunner Motor

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A2204 28g 7.5A 1400KV SP Brushless Outrunner Motor

Specifications:

RPM/V: 1400Kv
Voltage: 7.4v-11.1V
No load current: 0.6
Max current: 7.5A
No load speed: 17390
Load Speed: 8500
Dimensions: 20.90mm x 28.36mm
Shaft 3.17 mm
Weight: 28g
Recommended Model Weight: 19g
Prop: 8x3.8 sf / 8 x 4 fact

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by Peter

Date Added: Monday 23 January, 2012

Great little motor. Used in my Raven wing, fine perfomance on 70W. 12,000rpm static on 6x5 prop and 6.5A. Quick delivery as usual. Thanks.

by Roy

Date Added: Tuesday 15 November, 2011

Further to my first review. I have been flying flying the same motors for six months now. Inspite of the swarf mentioned earlier review, They are still running well with original bearings and no loose magnets and have survived a few rough landings. I am using 8x4 props and 2s 1000 or 1300mah batteries in my 450gr( Inc lipo) they have plenty of power to loop and roll flying at an average of 10amps total (2.5amps each). The pictures have changed and do not look anything like the motor I have. Mine have three mounting lugs and look similar to the KD 2203/34.

by Roy

Date Added: Saturday 14 May, 2011

I used 4 of these motor to power my second built quadcopter. I can't say that I'm impressed with the build quality at all. Two of the 4 rotated very notchy and one actually locked up solid during the first motor test. When examined under a magnifying glass the motor had picked up machine swarf and locked between stator and magnets. As a precaution I stripped down all 4 motor and found that all 4 contained a fair bit of debris. They must be made in a dirty workshop with all sorts of metal particles on the work table as some swarf was encapulated in the magnet adhesive! The prop saver is useless, I eventually purchased and fitted longer shafts and separate prop savers. Once cleaned the motor do run smoothly and have ample power for their size. I much prefer the 1300kv blue wonder motor I used on my 1st quadcopter. Cheaper , no need to change o/p shafts and NO SWARF!!

by Peter

Date Added: Wednesday 27 April, 2011

Prop savers on this are useless, having a conical shaft means the prop won't be held straight, the old ones with a stepped shaft and four mounting lugs. Bit of advice, if you can, i would prefer the original ones.

by Pasquale

Date Added: Friday 28 January, 2011

ATTENZIONE!!!!il motore che vi invieranno non è quello in foto ma una nuova versione.La differenza sta nella parte anteriore ,non e cilindrica ma a forma di cuneo,quindi attenzione nella scelta dell'elica.poi la base per il fissaggio è a tre punti e non quattro. Per il resto il motore in quanto prestazione ha un buon tiro. PER I GESTORI DEL SITO "AGGIORNATE LE FOTO".