Keda KB45-11L 1649kV 70A Brushless Inrunner

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Keda Brushless Inrunner B45-11L

Shaft Size: Φ6.0mm 16mm (Custom 3.17mm)
Motor Dimensions: L63cm dia 45cm
Weight: 449g
KV: 1649
Idle Current: 5
Resistance: 0.012
Max Amps: 70A

KV: 1600
We are still waiting on the factory for more detailed data on these motors and will update this listing once we have it.
Please note: Use only the correct length screws. If screws enter the windings the motor will be scrap and not under warranty

Additional information regarding this Motor:

The motor is usually the first piece of equipment bought for any setup. All the others lead from here... A good overview and place to start would be Nigel Hawes' Newbie Start Up Guide Part I and Part I

More Relevant Forum Posts:

Please see the Giantcod Set Up Guide for information on selecting the right motor,esc and lipo.
For Q+A on lipos in the forum click here - All Motor posts.
See this post for details on How overpropping can kill your motor (and after esc and lipo...)
To understand the role of RPM/V in motor selection choose The KV Guide
Inrunner or Outrunner - a Rough Guide by Andy2No.
Choosing a motor / prop combination using PeakEff for an online tool that can help in motor and prop selection.

Other products related to your motor:
Speed Controllers
Lipo Batteries
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Finally before buying a motor make sure you have read The Terms and Conditions regarding motor usage and their warranty.

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This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 10 November, 2007.

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by Austin

Date Added: Wednesday 24 August, 2011

bought this on behalf for a freind he have used this with the water cooling jacket in a sea queen [large boat] has a serious amount of tourqe and revs up very high with a 90 amp esc. getting about 10 min running times with a 4c 14.4 3300miliamp lipo will defo buy more in the future. :)