VERY nice motor. I was reluctant to buy them, thought they would be too 'hot' for my setup, but it seems to be the perfect match. My goal is to make lightweight (sub 700gr auw) 450 sized acro / LOS quad. Tested with APC9045 props, a 4S 1800 65C pack, xrotor 40A esc. -nicely balanced -perfect winding -butter smooth bearings -efficient (200gr, 1,85A@15.2V) (7,14gr/w) at 1750gr thrust (fully charged 4S lipo) their peak current is 45A, and 38A on average this would translate into around 25A of current in flight (so a 30A esc with a slightly higher peak-rating should be ok) (tested with an Xrotor 40A esc) One thing i don't like about these motors is that they don't come with a standard 6mm shaft, but with the DJI standard. Nothing a lathe can't fix, but not handy for a wider variety of props.

VERY nice motor. I was reluctant to buy them, thought they would be too 'hot' for my setup, but it seems to be the perfect match. My goal is to make lightweight (sub 700gr auw) 450 sized acro / LOS quad. Tested with APC9045 props, a 4S 1800 65C pack, xrotor 40A esc. -nicely balanced -perfect winding -butter smooth bearings -efficient (200gr, 1,85A@15.2V) (7,14gr/w) at 1750gr thrust (fully charged 4S lipo) their peak current is 45A, and 38A on average this would translate into around 25A of current in flight (so a 30A esc with a slightly higher peak-rating should be ok) (tested with an Xrotor 40A esc) One thing i don't like about these motors is that they don't come with a standard 6mm shaft, but with the DJI standard. Nothing a lathe can't fix, but not handy for a wider variety of props.

VERY nice motor. I was reluctant to buy them, thought they would be too 'hot' for my setup, but it seems to be the perfect match. My goal is to make lightweight (sub 700gr auw) 450 sized acro / LOS quad. Tested with APC9045 props, a 4S 1800 65C pack, xrotor 40A esc. -nicely balanced -perfect winding -butter smooth bearings -efficient (200gr, 1,85A@15.2V) (7,14gr/w) at 1750gr thrust (fully charged 4S lipo) their peak current is 45A, and 38A on average this would translate into around 25A of current in flight (so a 30A esc with a slightly higher peak-rating should be ok) (tested with an Xrotor 40A esc) One thing i don't like about these motors is that they don't come with a standard 6mm shaft, but with the DJI standard. Nothing a lathe can't fix, but not handy for a wider variety of props.

Good motors for F330 or ST360 or any other 7 or 8 inch build. They work well with 3D 8045 propellers. They provide a lot of thrust and power. On a 5000mAh 4S, you can expect 25 minutes of flight time with a GoPro attached. The motor shaft size is very strange. 8mm and square cutouts. you will have to drill most propellers to fit. I power with a 40A ESC. Good motors, thank you banggood. may cause vibrations on your craft

Good motors for F330 or ST360 or any other 7 or 8 inch build. They work well with 3D 8045 propellers. They provide a lot of thrust and power. On a 5000mAh 4S, you can expect 25 minutes of flight time with a GoPro attached. The motor shaft size is very strange. 8mm and square cutouts. you will have to drill most propellers to fit. I power with a 40A ESC. Good motors, thank you banggood. may cause vibrations on your craft

Good motors for F330 or ST360 or any other 7 or 8 inch build. They work well with 3D 8045 propellers. They provide a lot of thrust and power. On a 5000mAh 4S, you can expect 25 minutes of flight time with a GoPro attached. The motor shaft size is very strange. 8mm and square cutouts. you will have to drill most propellers to fit. I power with a 40A ESC. Good motors, thank you banggood. may cause vibrations on your craft