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NTM Prop Drive motors are rock-solid performance outrunners with tight windings, quality bearings, correctly rated magnets, balanced stator and flux rings plus they are QC checked at 14 points, from material processing all the way through to final dyno test.
Because we design and build these motors completely in-house (from 3D/2D drawing to materials sourcing, machining, balancing, final assembly and dyno) we can completely control production and ensure product consistency from design right through to shipping the product to you. The removal of middle-men has meant we can drive better value to the market and retail these motors at factory(our) prices! All performance figures are real and tested on our own motor dynos. Our QC engineers check and balance each motor before shipping to the HobbyKing.com warehouse.
Dear Hobby King, Please sell C-clips for shaft replacements for these motors!!! It would be very great it get a few ecspically when one goes flying across the room and you can't find it.
I received this, but the shaft goes out the same way where the mount is. So how to mount this on an quad? The shaft will point down.
Usignerte the Ht-fpv frame.
Do i need to take the shaft out and reverse it?
Hello, I bought six of these for my Y6 Scorpion and as a newbie, I didnt realize that the shafts need to be reversed. So instead with a little ingenuity. I sealed the motor really good, and just used a dermal to cut the shafts down far enough to be short now. I have test fitted them and they work great now. Im also not to worried about balance yet being a newbie. Im more into just having fun with it. I am also going to order spare motors but the short shaft ones next time.
Hi lads.
Just finished my first quad and noticed that 1st motor (connected to M1 port in KK2) spins much slower then others. I've calibrated range using my turnigy 9x radio and they all start at the same time....
But any motor connected to M1 port spins so slow. Any idea what that might be ??!!! Red wires were disconnected on esc 2-4 (M2, M3 and M4).
Quad specs:
- KK2 board
- NTM 28-26A 1200kv / 250w
- Turnigy plush 30a esc (stock firmware)
Escs has 5inch ish extension on motor side.
Please help.
Cheers
Seb
Is it possible to move the shaft so that it hangs out the can end rather than the mount end? Reason I ask is I wish to mount a Prop Saver on it, and the "accessory pack" isn't suitable for mounting a prop saver.
I see it uses a grub screw to hold the shaft in place, is that pressing on a flattened section of shaft? Or just on the rounded surface?
Actually just answered the second half myself, the replacement shaft has a flat spot and a groove on the other end for an E-Clip. Is it still possible to reverse the shaft's direction? Or is it possible to mount the motor such that a Prop-saver can still be used?
The shaft can be removed and reversed. If it needs a flat spot for the grub screw you can make one using a small file or a Dremel. However, people do not often use prop savers on motors and props of this size. I suggest that you reconsider that idea.
As you need a 10 to 11 inch prop for the extra 260, I will recommend the NTM 3530 1100kv it will be closer match to the recommended Axi motor and will fly really well.
I'm Looking at two different motors
Not sure if I should get the 1200kv or the 1350kv I would like power but I would like longer flight timefor video Photography platform.
Using 9x4.7 with 3S, you might be stepping on the 18A limit of this motor. On 4S, it surely is a disaster. 8x6E - 11.1v - 145w - 13A. If I were you, I'd get a watt-meter before trying it out.
J'ai une 3s 1000 nano tech avec une elice 8x6E elle chauffe un peu mais es ce que je peux l'utiliser ? Et j'ai aussi une 4s 1600 avec une elice 8x4E mais elle est un peu lourde donc l'avion vol mal :(. Es ce que je peux acheter des 4s 1000 avec une elice 8x4E nanotech ou elle va faire comme la chauffer comme la 3s ?
Il est normal que la batterie chauffe un peu, disons devienne bien tiè*de aprè*s le vol, surtout si elle est enfermé*e dans un fuselage.
As tu une idé*e de ta consommation (une pince ampé*romé*trique est gé*niale pour ç*a, un investissement que je ne regretterai jamais...) ?
La 1000 nano tech, c'est au moins une 20C je suppose, je pense qu'elle est ok. Tu voles combien de temps avec cette batterie ?
Pour avoir la peche, une 1000 4S devrait faire l'affaire, prends une 30C ou plus, mais tes vols risquent d'etre un peu plus courts.
Tout est une affaire de compromis, comme toujours *-)
I am awaiting my order to arrive, but every major forum I know of has at least one thread about poor quality of NTM motors. Major issues are bad bearings and poor balancing, although rewinding them is often recommended too. Hobby King need to seriously consider if they want to keep selling NTM motors and alienating their customers. At least fire the guy who does QC if you are going to write about the high levels of QC in the product description because its clearly false advertising.
Agreed, but you can expect that it is both fit for purpose and fit for use and at least meets the product description (has been quality controlled). People are finding that one or more motors in an order either don't work or immediately need the bearings replaced. Truly unlucky individuals have their $500 worth of quad fall out of the air on the second flight when they should last at least a few hundred hours before needing replacement. Anyway, I'm just hoping that the quality control issues improve, they had a good name and seem to have dropped the ball.
Felix, I agree, I even knew better. Bought 6 for a hex but currently flying a quad. A motor siezed at a low altitude and I replaced it with a "spare" (so much for the hex soon)because I can't get replacement bearings (been waiting over a month now), new motor had 2 flights on it when at 100 ft altitude I heard the motor grinding, turned to fly back when sever vibration shook the battery loose and quad fell out of the sky. Luckily it hit soft earth, but it could have been destroyed if I had been over pavement. Hope people are haveing better luck finding replacement bearings than I am....
Hi! I bought 4 of this and i'm very sad with theses motors. 1 of them had can wobbling- it was nedded to balance on lathe. And all of them have glue spread inside can making almost impossible to balance theses motors! Can someone give ideas how to balanced these so vibrating motors? Thanks!
And you right Neash! Indeed in the other 3 motors i notice that. But as this one balanced on lathe to cut wobbling make then needed to clean all glue and re-balance motor. But in any way i recomend to re-balance all motors because even with that glue they are not at 100% free of inbalance!
locking mechanism for motors are typically the same for most motors which are composed of combination of grub screws and/or e-clips and brass washers. Just figure out which part to unlock first.
My X666 Quadcopter toppled over while testing and one of the motor is not working. When I rotate it manually it is tight. Is there any way to solve this problem? please help me fast
locking mechanism for motors are typically the same for most motors which are composed of combination of grub screws and/or e-clips and brass washers. Just figure out which part to unlock first.
I had an accident with my quad and the shaft of a motor was broken (look the pic below). Is there a way i can fix this? If not can i use any other motor with sam kv on its place?
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Okay thanks alot! I have decided that it will not be worth flashing them. The video on that webpage makes it seam like it is impossible to fly a quadcopter without flashing them and that flashing them is the only way to make it fly. My quadcopter fly's fine but just make an annoying high pitch wine. Why does he make it seam like you can not fly without flashing them? This is a bit confusing. Thanks for your reply it was greatly appreciated!
Sorry i am having trouble replying to your answers so i have made another question in reply. I am using Turnegy plush 30 amp ESC's. How do i flash them? is it complicated and where do i get the software? Also If i were to lube the bearings how do i do that? can this motor be taken apart? Sorry for all the noob questions. Thanks for all your help!
Turnigy Plush ESC comes with SiLabs chips and can't be flashed with simonk. There's a similar FW called BLHeli. I suggest you read more about it and understand what benefits it will bring. So you can decide if its worth the trouble. :) Here's a link to get you started. Just remove the spaces. "oddcopter . com / www.link
when i use these these motors on my quadcopter then they emit a very loud high pitch sound. They work well and it fly's great but the sound is very annoying! is there and way to stop this? why do they do this? thanks!
What ESC are you using? My F20 used to sound like that, flashed it with simonk the high pitch sound was gone and response is a lot smoother now.
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Wiicopter
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I have received 4 motors and I have order 4 more.
WIth a small prop you can use 4cells for extra speed.
My multiWIIcopter has less torque but the fly speed is awesome.
In 3 sec alt. 40Meters.
Now I want try Octa for more torque with the same speed.
I can't wait to rebuild the Wiicopter with more then 6kg lift.
8x3.5 Prop 4s Full throttle 245watt Torque 975 grams
Motor is wellmade and spins very stable.
The shaft is very hard.
Good purchase for prototypes models for test flight.
Buy 4 of this motor for the price of one vendor expansive motors.
Excelente motor,uso em um tucano de isopor de 60cm,uso bateria de 1300 mah,tendo peso máximo 500 grs. Este empurra até 800 a 900 grs.
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Very good motor !!
Bought one for a zaggy 1400mm wingspan. Has overpower, run smooth, silent, very small and economic.
As soon they stock it up, i´ll buy 2 more just to spare them.
Awesome motor !
Ps. Just don´t forget to buy the propeler adapter. Comes nothing but the motor in a plastic bag. Not even the screws.
Still a good choice.
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