Turnigy Park250 Brushless Outrunner 2200kv (AUS Warehouse)

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	Turnigy Park250 Brushless Outrunner 2200kv (AUS Warehouse)

Turnigy Park250 Brushless Outrunner 2200kv (AUS Warehouse)

Designed to provide reliable and clean power for 3D parkflyers. Turnigy EasyMatch Park250 brushless outrunner will provide more power and with its high efficiency, long run times.
A quality motor, built specifically for planes designed to fly with a 50 watts brushless outrunner.

Spec.
Battery: 2 Cell /7.4V
RPM: 2200kv
Max current: 7A
No load current: 7.4V/0.45A
Current capacity: 8A/15sec
Internal resistance: 0.25 ohm
Weight: 14g (not including connectors)
Diameter of shaft: 2mm
Dimensions: 35x23mm

Required;
10A ESC
2S Li-Po / 6 cell Ni-MH/Ni-Cd
5.5x4.5 ~ 8x6(SF) prop
Suitable for sport and scale airplanes weighing 6 to 12 ounces (170g–340g).

PRODUCT ID: Park250-2200

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Kv (rpm/v)	2200
Weight (g)	14
Max Current (A)	7
Resistance (mh)	0
Max Voltage (V)	7
Power(W)	50
Shaft A (mm)	2
Length B (mm)	26
Diameter C (mm)	23
Can Length D (mm)	14
Total Length E (mm)	35

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$10.88

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5 crowns

Total of 3 discussions.

pug2o5

4 points - 3/2/2013

What is the max temp to run these motors at? They seemed to get pretty hot (>70 degrees) according to my IR temp guage... Is this too Hot?

FoamEater

91 points

70C is not overly hot. It would run cooler in the air when the model is actually moving. Without any specs to look at, one of the main factors is the max temp range for motors is the maximum temp tolerance of the clear insulation of the copper windings. In most cases it's between 120 degrees C up to 250. Now that's pretty hot. Approaching these temps causes it to melt or deteriorate leading to a shorted winding in the motor and subsequent failure. What would be more likely however is that the bond between the magnet and housing would fail well before that due to high rpm, vibration and of course the heat. The motor usually jams then.

FoamEater

91 points

Runs fine on 3S and 5x5 prop from my experience. Getting a lot of vibration from the prop saver setup though at full throttle. No funky smells so far running at half throttle, with 4 second bursts at 3/4 throttle on a 10A esc.

Jethrow

2 points - 1/7/2013

The 2mm shaft in the centre does not poke out past the end to enable thee prop mount to be attached. How do you make it stick out? I have tried pushing on it, after removing the two screws, but it does not budge. Please help.

Gary

3059 points

The shaft is not meant to protrude,this motor has a a prop saver system,it uses GWS style props which fit the front of the motor and then the prop is held on by an "O" ring.

Jethrow

2 points

Thx for the very fast reply Gary - appreciated! So having said all that, if the shaft is not meant to protrude, what do you use the prop mount pieces for as seen the 2nd photo above? Thx again.

Gary

3059 points

These are used if the motor is mounted the other way round into the nose of a glider or similiar.

Marcus

9 points - 7/26/2012

What lipo battery would be recommended for this motor

technophobe

4 points

Depending on your model,I would suggest a 2cell 500mah-1000mah.

FoamEater

91 points

Depends on a few factors including: - Propeller and Speed controller - Model Type (Balance, room, weight requirements) - Flying style (mostly determined my the model) Works well with a Zippy Compact 2s 500 and a 5x5 Prop. I have this setup in a Bonsai wing. I have used a 3S 500 also but can't run max throttle with current prop setup. Provide you model specs and I'm sure you receive more info from the good folks here.

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Overall Rating		vaughan 69 likes
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A classy little motor. Prop savers a very undervalued piece of ingenuity. The prop doesn't wobble around once at high operating speed - it stays as stable as if it were bolted on.

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Overall Rating		4/16/2013 FoamEater 91 likes
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I've got to say that I'm very pleased with this tiny powerhouse. Use it on the bonsai wing as recommended. Runs a 5x5 with ease on 2s, really moves along on 3s and a 10 amp esc. Liked it so much that I ordered another. Great for small foamies.

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