Keda ThumRun 2837/14 Outrunner Brushless Motor

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Manufacturer's Specs for ThumRun 2837/14

Motor Diameter: 28mm
Motor Length: 37mm
Shaft Diameter: 3.17mm
Motor Weight: 78g
Rpm/Volt (kv):1070
Idle Current (Io) @8,4 V:0.6A
Resistance (Ri): 0.045
Power:360W

Additional information regarding this Motor:

These are the new Thumrun series by Keda. All of these motors come supplied with the accessories as shown. You can see an independent report done by Dr Kiwi of RC groups on these motors here and by Andy2No in the Giantcod forum here. See below in the additional information for links to the data sheets.

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
Propellers

Finally before buying a motor make sure you have read The Terms and Conditions regarding motor usage and their warranty.

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by john

Date Added: Friday 23 July, 2010

I purchased a Keda Thumrun 2837/14 outrunner 31 May 2010, Order No 42211, Ticket ID 190193.When fitted to my eglider, without the spinner or prop attached, severe vibration occured.When the prop adapter shaft was removed from the motor drive shaft the motor ran as sweet as the proverbial Singer! When I looked at the adapter I noticed the threaded portion of the shaft was not machined concentric (if that is the correct word for a bent shaft). hence the cause of the vibration.I have returned the shaft for independant inspection. In the meantime I have ordered another same motor from GC which I hope does not have a similar fault.