480 Size Brushless Outrunner, 1000Kv

The motor seems to be pretty high quality and includes all the mounting hardware. I tested several props with this motor and the recommended prop seems to be the way to go

My static prop test follows. Battery was a 3s 40c 1300mAh, ESC is a 30a
• 10x4.7slowfly=19.5a @225w- motor warm.
• 10x5 APC= 15.2a @175w-
• 9x7 Master Airscrew=12.6a @144w- very little thrust
• 9x6 APC=13.8a @150w- more thrust than 9x7 MA but about 5oz less than 10x5apc
• 9x7 3blade Master Airscrew=16a @179w- about the same thrust as the 10x5 apc-
I flew the 10x4.7sf prop on my 40” Edge 540 DW foamie. Lots of thrust, really nice vertical and it would hover at ¾ throttle. This motor is a great choice for foamies in the 24oz range.

This motor was purchased to replace a defective Turnigy 2213-19 1050kv motor, which only worked properly through 2 flights before internal friction and lock-ups. Used a 10x4.7 prop

I am impressed! The Erc motor is very smooth, responsive, and well made for $22.00. It has a 1 year warranty, and I don't have to send it to China! Using a 10x4.7 prop there is less thrust than the Turnigy, but.... when used with the recommended 10x6 prop its a bit more powerful. Unlimited vertical and snappy 3D. I will be buying an Erc motor for my next build for sure.

Red Eagle GeeBee EPP plane@ 21oz auw
Turnigy 11.1v 30c 1000mAH battery
Hobbywing 18a esc

proped it with a 9X6 slow fly. motor was warm after running it at full throttle for a minute or so...i will try the 10X6 later and see how it does. plan to mount on a mini tele. quality seemed nice and it came with a collet prop adapter, prop saver, mounting hardware, gold connectors, and electrical shrink tube.

I'm pretty happy with this motor. I've had several hard nose crashes and no issues afterwards. With a 9x6 prop I pull about 14 amps, and 16 amps with a 10x7. I will say that the first batch came with no hardware! I live local and brought mine in and they gave me hardware from another motor.

Although I haven't put the motor on my planned mini-tele yet since I'm still in the build phase I did mount it to a ruler with a 9X6 slow flyer prop and do a static test. Plenty of power and thrust for a park flyer. I ran it on full power on a 3000 mah 3 cell lipo pack for a minute or two. Motor did seem warm so i think i will stick with this prop and not go to the recommended 10X6 for a 3 cell situation. Unfortunately i don't have an ammeter to tell how many amps it was drawing but was told the max for this motor is 17 amps from HL. quality is great it comes with a prop saver and collet adapter for the shaft plus connectors for your esc....for 20$ you cant beat this....may post again when i get it up in the air