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PRODUCT ID: T2730-3000

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Turnigy 2730 Brushless Motor 3000kv

Dimension: 32mm x 27mm, 42mm(with shaft)
Weight: 25g (kv3000) (not including connectors)
Diameter of shaft:�F3mm
Length of front shaft:�F10mm
Lamination thickness: .2mm
Magnet type: 45SH

Thrust: 320~410g
Prop: 5x3~6x3
ESC: 12A
Max Current: 8.5~11A
Battery Type: 2S Only
Suited for small indoor, and KT-Board style flyers.

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TURNIGY MOTOR DATA

Kv (rpm/v)	3000
Weight (g)	25
Max Current (A)	11
Resistance (mh)	0
Max Voltage (V)	7
Power(W)	0
Shaft A (mm)	3
Length B (mm)	31
Diameter C (mm)	27
Can Length D (mm)	7
Total Length E (mm)	42

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12/09/2009
kevin (86%)
Hi

I currently use this motor with a 5x5 prop running with 3s 2200mah in flying wing and works fine with good cooling .

24/04/2009
BigFoot76 (73%)
Hi,

The max current in the spec is 11A, I use mine at 14A for a short time with a 2S lipo pack. If you use a 3S, test before with a power analizer : the over current can destroy your brushless.
With a 2S 850mA 25C and a 7*3.5 Gws prop cut to 6*3.5, the current is about 14A. With a 6*3.5 Gws prop, there is a bad noise at the max speed : blades are too thin.

Avgust (86%)
no you can't. you will broke the copper wires.

Amna (74%)
That's not at all true!

FredJust (79%)
Battery Type: 2S Only

WHY ?

Can I use it on 3S with small prop 4.1xXX or 4.7xXX

Beaufighter (-25%)
If you limit your power to below 75W, I cannot see why not. To get below 75W you need a really small prop, though, a 4.1 or 4.7 will probably be too much.