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This 1800 KV BLDC motor uses strong magnets, a high pole count and a custom mount. The maker positions it as a versatile motor for quadcopters, RC cars, helicopters, airplanes and more, using efficient and reliable BLDC technology and durable materials.
It has a built-in aluminium mount and soldered connectors, so installation is straightforward and you can start wiring straight away.
Current, weight, cell count and propeller size are not published, so treat this as a general-purpose motor and work out your setup with a bench test. Choose an ESC with a comfortable margin, use a propeller that keeps the current within the ESC's rating and monitor the temperature during the first runs.
Because 1800 KV is fairly high, small propellers are the safest starting point. Balance the propeller, use thread lock on the mount screws and keep the shaft clean.
Hobbyists and students who want an inexpensive motor for experiments, RC cars or lightweight aircraft.
Because there are no published limits for this motor, run tests carefully. Start with a small propeller, raise throttle gradually and check the temperature after each run. Increase the propeller size only if the current and temperature stay low. Record what you tested so you can choose the best combination calmly. Once you find a combination that runs cool, keep a note of the propeller, battery and ESC so you can repeat it on the next build.
1800 KV.
Quadcopters, RC cars, helicopters and airplanes.
Yes, a built-in aluminium mount.
Yes, soldered connectors.
Measure the current with your chosen propeller and pick an ESC with a comfortable margin above it.
| Brand | Generic |
|---|---|
| KV Rating | 1800.000000 KV |
| Selling unit | PCS |
