Turnigy 1220 Brushless Inrunner Motor 10300kv

 Karl 196 points

It is back in stock right now. But only a few are left.

 Doug 98 points

I agree. Totally unacceptable. They just keep giving me the run-around.. I asked them to figure out whats going on, and they never got back to me... i've called, e-mailed and used the online help, and they are totally useless. I've also been waiting over 3 months... hobby king, get your **** together!

 shahram72 45 points

It might be a while. I've been waiting a month. It's either this or the overpriced brands. Doesn't matter to me, I have plenty of projects and my Losi Micro DT is boxed up waiting for this motor.

 Doug 98 points

this motor is too heavy, for what you are doing. Also, there is a geared down version of this on this web site. I would recommend the hexTronik 5gram Brushless Outrunner 2000kv. this way you can use 2 cells and come in around the same weight, maybe less. I am using it on a 60g su-26m, and it has plenty of power. I have a rubber band plane that I have added balsa control surfaces to and the air frame weighs half what the foam one does, o it should be around 45g when finished with a Turnigy nano-tech 180mAh 2S 25C Lipo Pack, 3 HK-5320 Ultra-Micro Digital 1.7g servos with carbon fiber control rods, the Turnigy Plush 6a ESC, and a $pektrum ar6400. The Turnigy 1220 Brushless Inrunner Motor 10300kv is almost twice the weight, plus the gear box.

 MarkV 9 points

Thanks Doug, I fully understand your comments however I need to run off only a single Lipo. I opted for high kv (and rpm) so that I can gear it down considerably so as to run the large rubber model prop at around 600rpm without drawing too much current.

 Zita 7 points

you can find shrink warp in any electronic store...

 Zita 7 points

and for shrink wrap diameter just watch at wire size...

 mtc777 23 points

It is fine with 2S, you can use any 12mm heatsink like this www.link

 samguan 37 points

no, you do not need a heat sink, just make sure you gear it correctly. It does get pretty hot, I had a fan mounted on top of the motor to cool it down.

 Artur Filipe 15 points

Use the smaller pinion, since it´s a HI kv motor for the car. If you are going to use more than 2S and/or bigger pinion use adicinal heat sink. Remember that it´s not a direct fit. You have to mod the motor plate and buy the screws PRODUCT ID: 831403.

 samguan 37 points

This motor can handle 2S no problem in Losi Micro SCT, I've used one and it is very fast! Don't go 3S with this motor.

 Espiti 7 points

You can use this motor with 2S.

 Will 7 points

It usally Takes a week or two.

 samguan 37 points

This is a great motor for the Losi Micro series of cars.

 R/C Loco 19 points

It has 2mm bullet connectors.

 ihle2 1 points

Hi.I try it direct drive 3030 on 2s motor gets too hot and after while its burned... Only use one 1s and have fun...

 Will 7 points

This motor will fit in the losi 1/24 truggy but you would have to modify the motor plate a tine bit. Please Give Credits

 splinter91 28 points

Thanks mate

 Caden 13 points

Yes it will! You will have to mod the motor plate, but it is totally worth it! This motor is sooo much better than the losi motor and it is half the price. I highly reccomend this motor. Credits please. Thank you!

 Caden 13 points

The shaft diameter is 1.45mm. Credits please and i will tell you the lenghth!

 Victorvs 952 points

da micro. foarte bun motor la masina

 daniel 1 points

wich bolt dimension for this motor
quel est la dimension des boulons pour ce moteur
merci ,thanks !

 Andre 8 points

M1.4 3mm

 Sam 6 points

Yes it works very well

 Joshua 1 points

It works well but slight motor mount modification is needed to be a perfect fit.

 Levi 7 points

Works fine, make sure you use the proper electronics though, and use a proper battery so you dont kill it.

 Richard 9 points

yes but you need a smaller diameter screw to mount it and you need to cut different slots in the motor mount so its a bit to much work for me i wouldn't recommend it

 RCrocker 4 points

I'm going to put this lil monster in my micro t.(when I get it)

 Qiyu 7 points

Actually, it can not fit the mcpx
I buy it sevel month ago,
but there is no way to install in mcpx
there is no srew hole on the motor
not shown as in picture

 jirkamrha 97 points

this motor is excellent for MCPx with just little modification of the original frame - took me 10minutes. Two holes in original frames exactly fit mounting holes of this motor. In combination with ESC from miraclemart You can upgrade Your bird in powerfull BL 3D machine for less than 40bucks!! Highly recomended!!

 Levi 7 points

No it wont, id just go with a stock replacement, or do a search for what some of the other guys are using.

 e_lm_70 416 points

What this motor has to do with the receiver ? You need an ESC between RX and Motor ... oder was ?

 Richard 9 points

you need a 6-10 amp speed controller in order to connect the motor to the receiver

 e_lm_70 416 points

Yes, but you need to find a little propeller for it. Not bigger then 3x2 propeller I would say

 meloman408 1 points

 Richard 9 points

it would be a bit big for it you should get a motor that is about half this size and you should get an out runner motor they are better for planes and they dont need gearboxes

 e_lm_70 416 points

The N20 motor is little bit smaller: 15mm long instead of 20mm long. As well this motor has a higher Kv and power compared to the N20. It can run 2S with a 20C 360mAh using max 7Amp

 mblsha 8 points

Generally I'm looking for small brushless system to replace brushed on nine eagles sky runner, with little hand work I suppose this will fit? it waits now 85g in flight, with 250mah 2s lipo, I've ordered new one of turnigy nano 370mah, with 0.2 kg micro servo, I suppose this will fit?

 mblsha 8 points

*weights

 Richard 9 points

i dont know what the n20 motor is but yes this motor was made to take 360mah 2cell batterys you wont have any problems with runing a battery that size on it

 gouldie 401 points

no this motor is well to small you need a 2030 inrunner size motor or if you wont that little bit more torque go for a 2040 inrunner size just check there is enough from for the 2040, but the 2030 will fit straight in as that is the size they come with standard

 RCFreakBG 12 points

I have this motor installed on my XMODS Gen 1 , which is 1:28 scale . It works well but overheating very easy . YOu need a 2030 inrunner with 2 mm shaft for your model dude *-)

 Richard 9 points

no this motor is to small even for a 1/36 scall car so dont try it you need a much bigger motor you need to go to the car specs and see what size the stock motor is and get one that size or longer do not go with a larger or smaller diameter motor it wont fit the car

 wim verleyen 70 points

Can you please specify which type '180' motor you have? There are several motors named 180. Some are round, some round with 2 flat sides, rated for different voltages, ...
If brand is unknown maybe numbers/letters printed on it?

 UniseV 17 points

This a 20mm diameter motor with 2 flat side (15mm between) 30mm long, I,m using it at 4,8v (4nimh)

 RCFreakBG 12 points

this can replase the 130 motor ,but with some mods in fixing . cheers *-)

 rudyglx 40 points

I see that you installed a 20-30 motor on X-mod Gen 1, What size of pinion didi you use and where did you get it?

 gouldie 401 points

i dont know about the exceleron esc but i run this motor on a 8-10A esc and it only get warm hope this help

 Rcforme 210 points

I know the Xcelorin ESC, and it would handle this without frying, but it would get very hot. Better get an ESC that can handle about 10 Amps. The Xcelorin can only handle 4A! I hope this helps you!

 RCFreakBG 12 points

I am using a 10 A birdy ESC,bought it from HK,and it works but getting moderate worm.generaly-it is possible ,but how safe it is,...

 Richard 9 points

you should use the gold colored motor thaqt is about the same size as this one it is a much better motor but it is a bit more expencinve

 merlind 14 points

You can use an ESC of 10A, the connector depends also of the ESC

 Richard 9 points

i like power so i used the turnigy trackstar 18amp speed controller but it is a bit to much power for this motor i do not recomend doing that to your car unless you get a bigger motor

 Brenda 11 points

its a 1.5mm shaft

 golfhaha 7 points

I'M not sure I think 1.5 mm But It fit for walkera 4#6 CB100 pinion

 SIcknick55 8 points

I think it is even smaller it is very very small motor and wires

 Christian 13 points

Definitively 1.5mm

 smplmn 36 points

ya 1.5mm nice little motor

 RCFreakBG 12 points

I want to use this one to my XMOD Gen 1 ,but I am worry about from where I can get a suitable pinion for it?Any Sugestions colleagues?
Also I believe a 10A ESC will do the job,I don't need a reverse. *-)

 peter 73 points

GWS IPS system has the compatible screw.

 Brenda 11 points

not 100 sure but i beleve these are the right width and thread. product number 831405
be careful with the lenth if they touch the coil youu could damage them.

 smplmn 36 points

Hardware store i belive they are metric.My hardware store were i live has them i don`t know were you live

 x5252x 20 points

You need to use M1.4 screws, length is dependant on application. An example of a suitable screw is item 11793, as a previous reply stated, be careful that the screws do not touch the coils inside the motor* if the screws are too long either cut or file them down to an appropriate length.

 SocinPower 8 points

Oh nice... I will keep it in my mind!

 Brenda 11 points

Not sure about the specs on the walkera 4#6s. But if they are the same kv and same voltake range they could work try comparing specs.

 Brenda 11 points

They are currently in stock order away