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NTM Prop Drive 28-36 2200KV / 696W

NTM Prop Drive 28-36 2200KV / 696W


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.

Specs:
Model: NTM Prop Drive Series 2836 2200kv
Kv: 2200rpm/v
Poles: 3
Motor Wind: 7T
Max current: 50A
Max Power: 310W @ 11.1V (3S) / 696W @ 15V (4S)
Shaft: 4mm
Weight: 87g
ESC: 40~60A
Cell count: 3s~4s Lipoly
Bolt holes: 16mm & 19mm
Bolt thread: M3
Connection: 3.5mm Bullet-connector

Prop Test Data:
5x5 - 11.1V / 232W / 20.9A / 0.64kg thrust
5x5 - 14.8V / 516W / 34.9A / 1.021kg thrust
6x4 - 11.1V / 310W / 28.0A / 0.945kg thrust
6x4 - 14.8V / 696W / 47.0A / 1.17kg thrust

Note: An accessory pack is available for this motor. Please see the related items below.


PRODUCT ID: NTM2836-2200

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Kv (rpm/v) 2200
Weight (g) 87
Max Current (A) 50
Resistance (mh) 0
Max Voltage (V) 15
Power(W) 696
Shaft A (mm) 4
Length B (mm) 36
Diameter C (mm) 28
Can Length D (mm) 25
Total Length E (mm) 56
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Total of 40 discussions.
William  12 points - 5/17/2013
 
Can i use a Plush 30amp esc for this one?
 Roger 2245 points
If you use it with a 6x4 and 3S lipo then you can do away with plush 30A esc, current is about 27-28A at full throttle. But a little higher rated ESC for safety won't hurt.
Foxyy  7 points - 5/16/2013
 
This was using a 7x4 prop, incredibly powerful.
Karina  16 points - 5/3/2013
 
What are the differences between this motor and the turnigy 2826 2200kv?????????
 David 48 points
That motor have more power..
 David 48 points
O-o about the shafts and mounts.. they are have differences too.
 Karina 16 points
Could you explain better about the "more power"???
 David 48 points
Im about:D2826-6 2200kv Outrunner Motor Max current: 50A Max Power: 310W * 11.1V (3S) / 696W * 15V (4S)6*4 evean 7*6 ~1-1.3kg trust and NTM Prop Drive Series 2836 2200kv Watts: 342w Max Current: 34A ESC: 40A 5*5 6*5max prop 600-800 gramms of trust
 Karina 16 points
opposite information
David  48 points - 5/1/2013
 
Hi Dudes! Can I use that motor on FPVRaptor 1600mm wingspawn.. with 3 blades 8*6 prop??? 40amp Plush or it will burn it?? 3s battery?
Carlos J  163 points - 4/30/2013
 
Radjet and gopro
 Roger 2245 points
Wow, nice flying Carlos. Were you flying it on FPV?
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 Carlos J 163 points
Just flying line of sight Roger
dhiva  2 points - 4/24/2013
 
whether it can be used on 7x4" wooden prop with 4 blades?
 Carlos J 163 points
No , this one will burn. you need about 1000w 800kv
 Roger 2245 points
srepfler used it on 3s with 7x5.5. I don't know if the weight of the wooden prop will adversely affect it. I also have a 7x5 and 8x4 prop coming along with motor. Will test it with an ammeter if it comes close to the max current 50A limit.
 Carlos J 163 points
It's fine with up to a 7x6 on 3s But not with a 4 blade prop
 Roger 2245 points
How about the 8x4 2-blade prop Carlos? Hav eyou tried to run it with that prop?
 Carlos J 163 points
Roger , no I never run an 8 prop because it doesn't clear my fuselage on the bixler , I had this motor on my radjet with a 6x6 on a 4s caring a go pro and it hammers , You will have Good thrust and flight times with 8x4 I recon
JiaCheng  23 points - 4/8/2013
 
Will this work on the Bixler 2? What combination should I go with? Is there any mods I need to do to mount it? I'm planning to go with the Kit as I heard the stock motor sucks
 Just Remi 47 points
Yes it will work perfectly on the bixler2 and no modes needed, it will fit the stock motor mount. But you maybe need to make some adjustments by sanding the inner walls of the motor hole. Yes the stock motor really sucks, don`t use it. And Use a minimal 40amp ESC and you have a great flying Bixler2 for a long time. Hope this answer helps and please credit me*) Cheers!!
Peter  4 points - 4/1/2013
 
How about putting 4 of these motors on a f_450 sized quadcopter...can you do that...will it be fast ? i need someone to tell me please it its a good idea for fast speed and high climbing acceleration. Thnxxx.
 Sethe 44 points
choose high rpm motor for high climbing acceleration
srepfler  1118 points - 3/23/2013
 
Like this motor. 600w 60a on 3s with 7x5.5
Skylanders  20 points - 3/17/2013
 
How do you know how many poles it has? The description states 3, but someone further down here said 6 poles. I set the ESC to 6-8 poles (7 degrees)...
 Skylanders 20 points
Your opinions on my settings: - 7 degrees on timing (6-8 poles) - 8khz PWM (16khz better or worse?) What do you think? It's on a bixler.
 Hugol 1 points
You can not have 3 poles, it´*s always even numbers the description states 3 poles it means 3 pairs of poles, so 6 is the right number of poles. Cheers
Alex  1 points - 2/20/2013
 
Im looking for a better replacement motor than the suggested hexTronik 24gram Brushless Outrunner 3000kv for the wing wing - ordered 3 of those, and they all had issues. Can anyone suggest a reliable motor in this kv range? I'm concerned this one may be too heavy. Thanks!
 Carlos J 163 points
These motors and the NTM 28 3000kv are very powerfull for the weight 89grams but put out 755 watts on a 4 cell with 4.5x4.5 prop ,they are also very durable, i still fly with my first motor and its outlasted multiple crashes and 3 air frames, still pushes my radjet to 230kph easy. Top Motors !!!!!
Crusty One  44 points - 1/31/2013
 
For NTM Prop Drive 28-36 2200KV / 696W and NTM Prop Drive 28 Series Accessory Pack ,, I have added 3 photos the way i have choosen to FILES
Crusty One  44 points - 1/31/2013
 
In the NTM28-ACC pack there is an item similar to a cross with wholes in it (for mounting i guess) what is this cross used for please ??
 Carlos J 163 points
The ACC pack has a motor mount yes.
oBUNDYo  42 points - 1/12/2013
 
Haven't the motor in front of me but definitely the 2 sets of screws are slightly different distance apart.
 Balázs 28 points
Yes 2 16mm from each other, and 2 with 19 mm from each other, for the bigger compatibility with mounts.
Billy  1 points - 1/12/2013
 
Are there 2 mounting holes at 16 mm and 2 holes at 19 mm, or are there 4 holes at 16 mm and 4 holes at 19 mm? I can't tell from the picture.
 Balázs 28 points
Its 2-2 in different distance. The motor works great tho, and brings the performance listed above. Recommended :) Cheers
CHAMBO88  89 points - 12/10/2012
 
Anyone tried a 7x6 prop on 3s??
 TriggerHappy 43 points
Yep! 38-41 Amps (Turnigy Plush 40) producing around 430W - 20W. Haven't flown it yet purely a static test
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 Laxmikant 533 points
i have not measured the thrust but at 7x6 prop motor becomes very hot
 CHAMBO88 89 points
wow ok 7x6 tgs prop, 3000mah 3s, drawing 50amps, putting out 550watts and over 1.0kg thrust. pushes my 1kg 950mm epp BAE hawk vertical and doesnt break a sweat. very nice and also very quite for the power. loving it!
 jeandaniel 12 points
yeah perfect bix 2 7x6 and 5000 mha wow bang chow mein in the space
Paul  1 points - 12/9/2012
 
Can I reverse the shaft on the motor to use in a pusher application? If so, how do I reverse the shaft? Thanks
 Nunoeng Romiyanto 26 points
yes u can. i did it on my diy divinity 2 flying wing. 1 problem though is that it doesnt have a groove at the end of the shaft for the c-clip to hold. but since i'm using it as a pusher, i just let it be cause the can wont fly off the coil due to the pusher configuration. to be safe, u can use a wheel collar and lock the shaft in place.
 Laxmikant 533 points
*Paul or u can use the ntm prop drive and reverse the polarity of any A B C wire. if u think it will increase the size of motor u can cut the shaft, no need to do the messy work of reversing the shaft
 Balázs 28 points
You dont have to reverse the shaft!!! You have two options: 1.: swap over any two esc wires and the motor will spin to the other direction. 2.: Buy the accessory pack, and it has a shaft mount that can be mounted on the non shaft side. Thats what I do, and it works great.
 Paul 1 points
Heigh-ho Balazs! Thanks for your answer! I have the accessory pack and will do exactly as you have recommended. You've saved me considerable time and frustration. Be well ....Paul
60watt  55 points - 11/23/2012
 
Could this motor be used as a replacement for the bixler 1. How long would I be able to fly with a 6x4 prop and would it have sufficient thrust? Thanks.
 EricBR 203 points
lots of thrust, my friend. with a 2200mah battery, i can fly for more than 30 minutes with my bixler.
 60watt 55 points
Hi EricBR, What amperage speed controller and prop are you using? Also how are you flying e.g. gliding throttle usage? Thanks.
 EricBR 203 points
i use a plush 40 with an apc 6x5.5. gliding a lot. i think if use half throttle flight time is around 20 minutes. but half throttle isnt neeeded!
 Nunoeng Romiyanto 26 points
mine draws 34A using 2200mah 45C 3S and 6x5 prop on my flying wing. half throttle with intemittent bust allow me 6-8 min of flying draining lipo to 3.7v /- on each cell
 Nunoeng Romiyanto 26 points
sorry my mistake. running on 7x5 prop
Yanik727  3 points - 11/21/2012
 
I would like to use this one for my Bixler 2 but, can i use this esc "Turnigy dlux 30A SBEC" with this lipo "
Turnigy 2200mAh 3S 30C
Turnigy nano-tech 1300mah 3S 25~50C ???
if not, may be this esc "TURNIGY TRUST 55A SBEC Brushless" Because i already have this lipo and i dont wanna buy a another one ...
Thanks everyone!
 glenn_mech 294 points
-you can use your 30A esc.provided that the prop.is 5x5.and batt.is 3s.. -but for much better thrust use your 55A esc.and 6x4 prop.
 Nunoeng Romiyanto 26 points
its better to get a watt meter and check yr amp draw if using the 30A esc. but if u dont go wot most of the time, i think 30A should be safe if u use 5x5 prop. the 1300mah 3S might get very hot if u use on this motor.
Yanik727  3 points - 11/20/2012
 
this TURNIGY TRUST 55A SBEC Brushless Speed Controller is it a good one for this motor? Thank you!
 Gary 2974 points
Yes,will be perfect.
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 Yanik727 3 points
Ok thanks Gary!!! Now for the lipo, is it ok if i use this one? Turnigy 2200mAh 3S 30C Lipo Pack
 Gary 2974 points
You could use this one but if you draw the 50amps continuous you will barely get 3mins.
 Yanik727 3 points
Ok witch one lipo gonna be better than this one Gary?
 Yanik727 3 points
or anther esc? like this one maybe*Turnigy dlux 30A SBEC Brushless Speed Controller
 Gary 2974 points
If you use one of the smaller props like the 5x5 or 6x4 then the 30amp will be ok and a 2200mah battery will give you around 5-6mins using full power all the time,so cruising around you should get at least 10mins.
 Yanik727 3 points
Thanks a lot!
Yanik727  3 points - 11/20/2012
 
Can i use a Turnigy 2200mAh 3S can use 30C Lipo Pack Turnigy nano-tech and 1300mah 3S 50C Lipo Pack 25 ~ with this engine??? thank you!
 CrashAce 797 points
Yes, any 3S or 4S battery will work fine
Yanik727  3 points - 11/20/2012
 
Can i use a Turnigy 2200mAh 3S can use 30C Lipo Pack Turnigy nano-tech and 1300mah 3S 50C Lipo Pack 25 ~ with this engine??? thank you!
 glenn_mech 294 points
sure.why not.
Oliver  33 points - 11/17/2012
 
can i run this with a 6x4 prop and 25-30 amp esc on my bixler 2? Thanks
 EricBR 203 points
oliver, i use it on my bixler 1 with 6x5 prop and it pulls 35 amps. you should get a bigger esc. i use plush 40amp.
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UniseV  17 points - 11/13/2012
 
I have broke my C-clip, where can I find a replacement part ?
I know the shaft is 4mm diameter, but what kind of c-clip must I buy ?
 Bugsmasher 72 points
The NTM shafts here don't appear to come with the clip. If you look up Turnigy Aerodrive SK3 2836 Series Replacement Shaft Set I think it's the same clip. (definitely looks like a different shaft though) Product ID 192000013
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 UniseV 17 points
Do you think it is possible to replace the stock C-clip buy a standard 4mm E-clip ?
 Bugsmasher 72 points
I have the same motor and had a look at the clip. It's definitely the type that comes with product ID 192000013. They have them on e b a y but they are expensive. Heads up RC also has them but they are out of stock. Look for the type pictured with product ID 192000013
AdrenalinJunki  1 points - 11/12/2012
 
Hi william i am wanting to do this same :)
William  1 points - 11/12/2012
 
im wondering how to put this together with hobbyking blixer its my first time... I got a kit
 glenn_mech 294 points
william.try searching for "bixler build" at youtube..you can some upgrade videos in there that might help you in doing this set up.
Bugsmasher  72 points - 11/4/2012
 
Can I use a 7x6 prop on this with a 60a esc or is that too big? Thanks.
 Mark 32 points
you could get away with that on 3 cell battery, but I tried it and the motor got too hot for my tastes. I would stick with a lower pitch seven inch like 7050 or 7040 and you will be fine.
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UniseV  17 points - 11/2/2012
 
I just bought this motor with a "Plush 40A ESC", to put it on my Bixler1, feeded with a 3S/2200mAh battery.

What should be the best "timing mode" selection for the ESC (Low/MIddle/High) ?
 Mark 32 points
Low timing produced a bit of coging at very low throttle input for me. I adjusted to high timing and the issue is gone. I would do medium of high timing.
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 Nunoeng Romiyanto 26 points
i stick to this method i read up somewhere and so far everything works fine on all motors that i used before.
0-1790kv (low)
1800-2690kv(medium)
2700-~~~ (high)

but depends on yr motor and esc as well. so far it works fine for me using this rule...
Ozzy RC  11 points - 11/1/2012
 
I'm thinking to put this on my Teksumo with 7x6 prop. Anyone know or want to hazard a guess at what amps it would be drawing?? 40ish???
 Gary 2974 points
Yes,on a 3cell pack it will be getting close to 40amps.
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 Ozzy RC 11 points
Awesome, should be good pace too, I was running a old 'funfighter' motor on it with great results but it packed it in today after wringing its neck for to many flights! :( Thanks for the response....3 ordered.
 Mark 32 points
7060 is going to draw more than 40 amps on 3 cell with this motor...that is a little too much prop for this thing and you will be closer to 60 amps if you try it.
Skylanders  20 points - 10/27/2012
 
I have this motor and a 50A Birdie, which should give me a max of 40A continious. The motor is rated 28A with a 6x4 prop which I have. I have a 2200mah 40C Turnigy battery, which should supply up to 88A (right?) But it would be nice with a couple of extra batteries, and turnigy 2200mah 20C is on sale this weekend, would it supply enough juice? A max of 40A and a motor that should draw about 28A? $5 a piece is crazy cheap!!
 Mark 32 points
that battery would work fine in that specific application if you wanted to get some cheaper lower c rated power.
 glenn_mech 294 points
28A is for 11.1V rating...try to consider some gain in current draw if it is full charge...still 20C can do the job..just try it..
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JerkHotdog
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Amazing motor. Running this on the clouds fly aka floater jet. After some fiberglass reinforcements, this motor made my plane into a hotliner (sort of). running a turnigy 60 amp speed controller with a 40c 2200mah battery and a 6x5.5 prop. Mounting as pusher: Used a dremel to cut the shaft and shave it down. kit doesn't come with any collar for reversing shaft. The accessory pack screws on easily and the spinner is easy enough to use.


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Michael
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Ordered this motor to fix to my Bixler (with a custom motor mount). This motor is very smooth and well balanced. You must purchase the accessories pack if you wish to mount to a pusher aircraft, otherwise the prop shaft will be facing the wrong direction. Prop adapter on the accessories pack is a nice addition and is fixed to the outrunner end of the motor. Great quality alternative to Turnigy motors. Highly recommended.


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Ryan
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UnMatched Power for Price, I will be Getting a few more. Just awsome performance. I have nothing else to say, its just an over all great motor. Try it out and find out for your self. Setup was this motor, HK 50 amp plane ESC and Trunity 4 cell 2200 battery with 6/4 prop. pulled around 40 amps at full throttle static. and produced 28000 rpms stalled or still movement. ran in plane for 6 minutes and motor or ESC was barly even warm if warm at all. Thanks for the ever improving products hobby king!


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Alright so i've not flown it yet but here are my static tests on the bench with this motor on my funjet.

I'm using a WattsUp watt meter.

6x4APC prop 3000mAh lipo with 70pcnt usable means i have 2100mAh at my disposal (ie: 2.1A usable power).

So at WOT im getting 409 Watts at 35 Amps 12 Volts and a flight time of 3.6 mins and this is wide open throttle.

At half throttle im getting 144 Watts 12 Amps 12 Volts and a flight time of 10.5 mins.

Here are the www.link say thats pretty darn good. I know what half throttle flying will be like on a funjet and 144 Watts is pretty decent flying plus 10 mins flight time? Thats killer!

I'll love it and when ever i feel like it I can punch it to WOT!!!

so there you have it!

I hope this data helps anyone considering this motor.
hope this helps you guys


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Arkadaşlar motor aynen fotoğraftaki gibi çok iyi CNC işçiliği var.Magnetleri çok güçlü. Tavsiye ederim.


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