Turnigy Typhoon 450H 2215H Heli Motor 3550kv (450 class)

 zedooo 171 points

no worries mate, you cannot go too big! (except for the weight of course) :)

 Nick 1 points

Thanks, I'm not too worried about weight. I just wanted to make sure I had headroom and could upgrade later.

 Gerry01 2910 points

I have the same setup* 3.5mm 3 wire Bullet-connector is perfect for this motor. Wires are 16 AGW, if I recall correctly. And if you need to reverse rotation, you just turn over the connector and that's all.

 Gerry01 2910 points

Thanks for the credit!

 Gerry01 2910 points

For what it's on the Quark specs, it's a very good ESC. You won't have trouble with it. This motor takes up to 28A and the ESC handles 30A continuously, and 50A bursts. And has programmable car, heli or boat modes. It has to work ok. This motor is very good also, I have 2 of them, never had any problems.

 Gerry01 2910 points

Thanks for the credit!

 tractor 123 points

If you are asking if the shaft can be reversed the answer is NO. The shaft in this motor is stepped, smaller inside the motor (3mm) than outside the motor (3.17mm). The fan on the end of the motor is reverseable so the motor can be run in clockwise or counterclockwise.

 Gerry01 2910 points

Cable order doesn't matter much, in fact. Connect them and test the motor. If it spins in the correct direction, it's ok. If not, just swap two cables of the 3 that connect the ESC to the motor. Any pair of cables you want to swap will be ok. That's all.

 Gerry01 2910 points

Thanks!

 Gerry01 2910 points

According to the HK450 specs, you can. And this motor can keep the RPMs. You won't have problems with that. It's a matter of how you fly. To start is better to have a slower head speed, because you're likely going to crash, and damage will be less with less speed (I'm sorry, I'm not trying to let anybody down... there are two kind of heli pilots: the ones that crashed their helis... and the ones that are going to crash them! no one of us gets away from this :-)) If you're a begginer, just keep RPM low on your TX, give more pitch to the blades. My heli wit 11th pinion gives 3000 RPM. Good luck!

 Gerry01 2910 points

Thanks!

 Gerry01 2910 points

I don't have that ESC, but with turnigy Plush 40A, I use normalo settings, the default, and works very well. Just reprogram start mode to supersoft.

 tractor 123 points

#1 Brake-off, #2 Battery type-li.po, #3 Cut off type-soft cut off, #4 Cut off voltage-low, #5 Start mode-very soft, #6 Timing-low, #7 Battry cell count-3, #8 G.modee-off.

 dhruvafreak 535 points

Hk dont have warehouse in bangladesh or near india . You can order the items from hk and they will be shipped from global warehouse which is in china .

 Gerry01 2910 points

No problem at all! It has 6 poles.

 benjamin 9 points

Thank you gerry.

 Gerry01 2910 points

Yes, of course, any ESC above 40A will work ok.

 Ninjatech 3649 points

Sure, but you are adding excess weight and volume.

 zedooo 171 points

Ninjatech, he asked if he can use it. The answer is yes.

 Ninjatech 3649 points

zedooo, i have also answered positively(sure) on Oscars question as you can read and explained reasons i would prefer not to use as well.

 Gerry01 2910 points

Receiver depend on your transmitter, it has to be compatible. For instance, you can use Turnigy 9X 9Ch Transmitter w/ Module & 8ch Receiver , or Hobby King 2.4Ghz 6Ch Tx & Rx V2. The Rx are also sold separately.

 Ninjatech 3649 points

Thanks for the credit Brian. As the mate Gerry01 wrote above,the receiver must be pair with the transmitter. I'm flying my 450 heli with the HobbyKing HK-T6A V2 TX/RX which is similar to FlySky 6Ch TX(FS-CT6B)/RX(FS-R6B). Keep in mind that the 450 size heli needs at least 6 Channels or more (depending on your setup).

 Ninjatech 3649 points

Hi Brian. The most common used battery for 450 size helis is the 3S(11.1V) ~25C(min 20C discharge) 2200mAh LiPo pack.

 crashd 103 points

Ninja is right, but personally I use the turnigy nanotechs, higher c output (30-40) for more punch with same dimensions and weight. 3c 2200.
As for the rx - what Tx have you got? If you're just starting out, check out the orange systems that're dsm2 compatible. Lot of bnf stuff at lhs's using $pektrum

 r_g_r 1123 points

I prefer to use 3.5mm bullet connectors for this motor. They are cheap and easy to solder. You can get them here at hobbyking or even cheaper from e-bay.

 Richard 4 points

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 Waiora_protuner 31 points

since the belt CPX also fall in the 50 category, i think its possible. there's also people salving parts from belt CPX into other 450 clone heli.

 Gediminas 20 points

I have a Belt CPX with this motor, fits no problem. When you switch to this motor, you will get slightly shorter flight times and a little more power.

 machete 19 points

Alright thanks man.

 r_g_r 1123 points

Any short M3 screw will work. My HK450GT kit included motor mounting screws. They work perfect for me. Or simply go to your local craft or iron store, any M3 screws will work. Just be sure they are not too long. Depending on the thickness of your motor-mount they should only be long enough to reach the motor housing but on stick out into the motor itself.

 auto5 95 points

I am thinking of buying 3x6 would that work? I have checked the housing and it should just about work.

 DigDug 59 points

Pick them up from your local PC store or salvage from an old PC. It's the same size screw that holds hard drives and CD-roms in a PC.

 Kirbz252 2 points

www.link fit perfectly in a 450 frame with 2215h (it's the setup I'm running)

 Richard 4 points

I regret having bought. Shaft 3.17mm breaks easily. I advise to before buy an engine check the availability of its axis.

 ericdrob67 2 points

Richard... i have to disagree... the 3.17 shaft is no more or less likely to break than any other size shaft available in this size motor class... what ever severe force it took to break your motor shaft would just as likely break any other size shaft.

 r_g_r 1123 points

No problems with the 40A ESC. The 30A ESC will work for hovering and flying aroud. But with the 30A ESC you might run into trouble when pulling too much amps, therefore the 40A ESC is always the better choice for this motor. Nevertheless personally I would recommend the TURNIGY Plush 40amp ESC.

 hatos77 1 points

salve ragazzi qualcuno sa come mai dopo 3 mesi di vita il mio carica batteria mega 400 x 2 sballa la carica delle singole celle? se carico una lipo 6s 5,me li carica normalmente fino a 4.20 volt,una invece mi rimane a 4.12 volt. il problema e che lo fa su tutte le batterie da 6s,come mai? aiuto per favore.

 Richard 4 points

At least in esc 40 A, if smaller vai overheat. This pulls motor 40 to 50A.

 Fernando 24 points

yes it will preferably use a 40amp esc

 Gerry01 2910 points

My heli weights 870 gr and the motor has plenty of power. I'm using 11 tooth pinion. I guess it's reasonable to expect to fly well even with 900 or 930 gr.

 Brheli 158 points

With one 11T pinion and less than 950gr on the total weight you can hang the camera, but remember the the heli pich response will be delayed

 DuncB 61 points

This will lift a typical 250g camera with no problem

 Syamil17 23 points

which motor do you recommend to lift more weight, im not plannin on doing 3d flights. just for recordings

 DuncB 61 points

The 2215 motor is a great motor and is probably capable of carrying more weight. I am not sure what the max payload would be. All I know is that I have a friend who often puts his camera (Not a heavy SLR) underneath his 450 helicopter with one of these motors with 11T pinion and it handles it no problem

 old4570 11 points

Hmmm, very much depend on the overall weight , KV ratting wont help for lifting stuff .. the 2215H is a little on the light weight side for power , the 2218H might be a better choice ... Butt: Turnigy H2223 3500KV 50A ESC , since I dont know how much weight ... This might be , too much power , and if it was , just change the throttle curve and max out * 70 or 80pcnt Power is like money , can you have too much .

 Ninjatech 3649 points

Motors of this size must fit to all the 450 class helicopter .

 Gerry01 2910 points

Size/power is right, and has mounting holes separated 16 mm and 18 mm. If your Trex has this mounting hole separation, it's a perfect motor.

 thorian 138 points

Yes it does and I use one in my Trex450 clone.

 Brheli 158 points

PERFECTLY- I have one on my HK-450 Pro and I recommend

 Chris 38 points

I don't think it does, I bought my pinion gears seperatly om HK

 Ninjatech 3649 points

No , this motor does not come with pinion gear , you need to buy it extra as well as the bullet connectors .

 aKid4ever 7 points

thank you Ninjatech, great now i need the conectors as well , but thanks again

 Ninjatech 3649 points

Thanks mate aKid4ever , just trying to help . : www.link

 Brheli 158 points

No- the motor just comes it self, but deppending of the kit it come with the pinion. 11t fro a 121tgear I bought this with on HK450 Pro it becomes with everything ready to assembly

 r_g_r 1123 points

The shaft is 4cm long.

 thorian 138 points

The shaft on my motor protrudes 16.5mm from the endbell.

 BANBAN 6 points

The front shaft is 16mm long and 3.17mm día meter. The complete shaft is 52mm and 3 mm día meter inside of the motor Cheers

 Brheli 158 points

3.5 cm longer, it is perfect to any 450 or 250 heli and you can pull the shafrt a little bit to fit in the 500 class

 r_g_r 1123 points

Any short M3 screw will work. My HK450GT kit included motor mounting screws. They work perfect for me.

 symowallo 187 points

Thanks r_g_r. M3's now added my next order. I've found the motor kept moving on the mount so the hex head M3's should help.

 Aliday 2 points

I used a 3mm x 4 mm long. Don't forget the loctite tho, it'll come loose when you don't want it to.

 Ranger71d 15 points

Be sure to check that once the screws are installed that the threaded side does not contact the inside of the motor. It will cause a short and most likely damage the motor if they do.