D3128-1550 Brushless Bell Motor

 Pappy_Pete 26 points

I installed it in my FMS P40 with stock ESC and 7.4v 1300mAh WOW! It can drive an MAS 8x6x3 prop...great power..about 3 minute 35 seconds at WOT If you upgrade to the 30A ESC and 11.1V 1300mAh battery it'll fly darn near straight up :D

 gaston 1 points

gracias pappy_pete tengo un esc de 30a me falta la bateria y lo intentare

 ~flyhigh~ 80 points

Unfortunately, I also could not find a replacement shaft in stores. But there is another solution that I have used several times already. Take a cheap screwdriver of suitable size (3mm). Cut off a piece of it and use the Dremel producing groove for locking washers. In this case, you must use another prop adapter/spinner. For example PRODUCT ID: Spin-30-3

 Bertil 22 points

I used these to attach the mount to a FMS Bf-109: Self-Tapping Screws 2x10 (bag of 100pc) PRODUCT ID: OR017-201x10

 nexundai 25 points

This motor doesn't come with scews an nuts . For the wilga 2000 you should use a lower kv motor like the "2822 1200Kv motor" . The shaft of this motor is really difficult to replace if you break it so i wouldn't recommend it if you are a beginner . :)

 Anastasie 14 points

where is the motor which you just recomended i can find it

 lukey777 4 points

around the 1200Kv to the 1600Kv but it mainly depends on what your flying.

 lukey777 4 points

If a beginner I would recommend 1130Kv.

 Mirko77_Italy 135 points

hi. it has max current of 25A. this is a good motor for 182 cessna deluxe (600g approx too) but for f22 i'll prefer D2826-6 2200kv Outrunner...

 FPVking 366 points

NOW in stock. Buy like mad!

 Dongskie 228 points

I did! Thanks :-)

 FPVking 366 points

Your welcome. I think it's reasonable You to take a little HK money and give it to me :P Push da credit button, Thanks :D

 Kellyann 16223 points

Dongskie it is still in stock. NOW 11Jun2012.

 nexundai 25 points

I don't tink it cand handle such a "heavy" plane , it only carry about 600 grams plane. *)Look for motor with a higher kv and Ampere .

 Ermir 2 points

How did you determine this motor can only handle 600 grams? My current motor has 1400 kv and pulls about 18 amps in my powered glider weighing 900 grams. I don't know for sure but I think my current motor weighs about the same as this motor. Shouldn't it work?

 nexundai 25 points

It depends also of the wingspan , I think your glider has a bigger wing area

 nexundai 25 points

It handle 900 grams but you will fly too slowly ...

 majik01 2667 points

Ermir ... this about the same size and weight as the stock motor for the ST EasyFly 2M glider as well. You should be okay with this motor.

 James 1 points

A8x8 may be to much it will work but 7x4sould work good with 7.4v batt a 3s batt sould turn it on with 8x8 prop just experment with it you cant hurt it unless you nosedive it in the ground

 whipper Snapper 112 points

8*6 is good too. I use the 8*6 3 blade and it works like a charm. I 1st thought 8*6 2 blade would be better than 8*6 3 but when I compared them, I had more speed and climb rate with a 3 blade 8*6. This is a really good motor, I've abused mine heaps and it still goes. So getting another one :)

 SPSGRG 29 points

With a 8x6 APC it runs like hell on a 2s battery for my 500g Spitfire, very very fast and a 20 Amps Esc can handle it.

 eurotech 31 points

No the specifications say Max Current (I) is 25 Amps. So you need a Esc of at least that current rating if the motor is to be run at maximum speed. A 30 Amp Esc should be ok but you need to know what your motor is drawing from the battery at full power and thats why a Wattmeter is a very good investment. The Amps drawn from the battery will vary with propeller size.

 James 1 points

Iwould not maybe with a small volt batt I would use at least a 20 amp esc for a large chose of battries a 10 amp would probly get hot and shut down

 Jason 7 points

Use a HeatGun to heat the set screws, they have thread lock and will loosen when heated.

 boingk 257 points

Max current is 25A, but for a prop such as a 7x4 this motor would draw only around 8A on 3-cell operation. This would be good for a plane weighing up to 500g/15oz and with a 1000mAh 3-cell lipo battery.

 jonasmuex 55 points

I ordered this last week, gonna test it out soon!