What size (amp rating) ESC do I need with this motor?
1675915
Not sure, no information or specs comes in the box, I'm just going to get a high amp rated ESC to control it. Maybe 40+
1299281
The amp rating for this motor is SF 8.0/16.0, the same as your current motor.
2173792
I am running a Leopard 3300 kv motor with this ESC and a Venom Sport Power 5000 40c 2c Lipo and I am extremely happy with this product.
1854330
Go to your local hobby store that sells RC cars. They should have different connectors that should work with what is on your ESC. If not you will have to buy and replace all of your connections to the same connectors. I have multiple cars and I use Deans connectors on all of them. They can handle as much battery as you can give them.
1131270
The Recommended Motors are B4-2, B6-4, C6-5. I fly mine with C6-5, and I use regular estes wadding.
1091264
A 2S Lipo is best for this system, I would not go 3s as it will fry the esc
1486682
Not to sure what will the performance be at 9~12V. You might want to contact the sales support at AmpFlow through Amazon. Else look at the Power curve chart when you browse the said motor. Sorry I'm not able to give you any more help.
1631581
Motor only has one speed so I suppose I would go with Standard efficiency. In paperwork received it should have amperage rating or wattage rating. If wattage, use watts power law to convert to amperage. P/IxE
616027
I'm not an expert on this, but I asked the same question before I bought 30a ESCs, and the supplier, who is an expert, said they will work fine. Likely, a 20a, he said, would work fine, but the 30a ESCs were about the same weight and price, so he suggested the extra capacity would be good insurance.
275924
I have used a 3s 1300 mah all the way up to a 3s 2200 mah battery with this motor and it performed admirably. My esc is a neewer 30a. The 20a esc will work but not for extended use. Almost any ground contact by the prop will surge the 20a with this motor and burn it out. The prop size really depends on the model. Being a 1000kv motor it does spin slower than a parkjet motor or the like. I have almost 15 hrs total flight time on this motor. I put. 9x6, 10x4 and a 11x5 on it. The 10x4 is where it got the best thrust without chewing through the battery quickly. The 9x6 gave me the best flight times and the 11x5 was awesome for 3d flight. It really depends on the weight of your aircraft. Hope this helps.
521418
This is a 1/4 hp motor it does not have an amp rating on minehttp://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/electrical-motor-hp-amps-d_1455.htmlIt should be about 2-3 amps
2173793
With a 2150kv motor you should be able to run it up to 5s. But you should be running it on 4s to be safe. If you are looking to run it on 6s hobbywing sells the same esc that's rated at 150 amps. Mainly depends on the motor limit and application its going into. But 4s and the right gearing will have all the power and speed you could ask for and be reliable.
1503540
U need more than motors I run brushless 1000 kv six from it but the new model is k2.5 with LCD display much easier setup hope this helps but as for motor size anything your esc can handle the board will work very painful programming process if your new
275923
I have used a 3s 1300 mah all the way up to a 3s 2200 mah battery with this motor and it performed admirably. My esc is a neewer 30a. The 20a esc will work but not for extended use. Almost any ground contact by the prop will surge the 20a with this motor and burn it out. The prop size really depends on the model. Being a 1000kv motor it does spin slower than a parkjet motor or the like. I have almost 15 hrs total flight time on this motor. I put. 9x6, 10x4 and a 11x5 on it. The 10x4 is where it got the best thrust without chewing through the battery quickly. The 9x6 gave me the best flight times and the 11x5 was awesome for 3d flight. It really depends on the weight of your aircraft. Hope this helps. I have used a 3s 1300 mah all the way up to a 3s 2200 mah battery with this motor and it performed admirably. My esc is a neewer 30a. The 20a esc will work but not for extended use. Almost any ground contact by the prop will surge the 20a with this motor and burn it out. The prop size really depends on the model. Being a 1000kv motor it does spin slower than a parkjet motor or the like. I have almost 15 hrs total flight time on this motor. I put. 9x6, 10x4 and a 11x5 on it. The 10x4 is where it got the best thrust without chewing through the battery quickly. The 9x6 gave me the best flight... » Read More I have used a 3s 1300 mah all the way up to a 3s 2200 mah battery with this motor and it performed admirably. My esc is a neewer 30a. The 20a esc will work but not for extended use. Almost any ground contact by the prop will surge the 20a with this motor and burn it out. The prop size really depends on the model. Being a 1000kv motor it does spin slower than a parkjet motor or the like. I have almost 15 hrs total flight time on this motor. I put. 9x6, 10x4 and a 11x5 on it. The 10x4 is where it got the best thrust without chewing through the battery quickly. The 9x6 gave me the best flight times and the 11x5 was awesome for 3d flight. It really depends on the weight of your aircraft. Hope this helps. « Show Less
943609
As in the other answer, go to bs web site, and see if you can find a parts list for your motor.
854601
I would base your decision on the length of the drive. If less than 50 feet, a 14/3 guage outside cord will be perfect. If more than that a 12/3 gauge is recommended. The lower the the number, the more current it can carry. The motor is rated at 12 amp. I would also recommend purchasing a new outside cord. Remember, you are using electricity out in the snow. Be safe. Here is another reference if desired: http://www.ehow.com/how_5236098_choose-extension-cord-power-tool.html
1622728
You have to put a castle creations mamba monster 2 with esc. Then you will have a brushless motor setup.