175amps!! Holy. The thrust is off the charts, for a 70mm. I need this motor for my 70mm jets. I'm probablly just going to 8s in my f16 70mm. In the future would love to see an 8s thrust test on fms 3060, 1900kv inrunner w/12 blade fan. Just looked this motor up on google, TP power wants 88$. They also list a 14 blade fan/with thrust tube and motor, but price is unlisted. The 14 blade claims 4.1 kilos of thrust at 180 amps!! Too bad my puny 80amp esc wont handle this beast.
Motor gets warm but thats no miracle with that current xD. It cools down very quickly on low load :D Would you try it in flight? Flying 75% with a few fast passes may be OK , maybe. ESC does a great job too! :D
It depends on which size, and whether you are going for maximum power possible, or a fan that is good performance at a low price. The Xfly are probably the best for the money right now, but especially if you are going for an 80mm fan, FMS uses alloy housings, which act as a heatsink, and allow you to push the motor with higher voltage. If you are trying for maximum power, I've found the best is to buy a good alloy housing the size you need, and then several rotors of the same size. You will find many times one company's rotor works better with another company's housing. Experimentation is essential.
This was an Xfly Rotor with FMS housing. Seem to be compatible 👍🏼
Wow now I see the full current with that motor, awesome power. The batteries manage very good also :)
175amps!! Holy. The thrust is off the charts, for a 70mm. I need this motor for my 70mm jets.
I'm probablly just going to 8s in my f16 70mm.
In the future would love to see an 8s thrust test on fms 3060, 1900kv inrunner w/12 blade fan.
Just looked this motor up on google, TP power wants 88$. They also list a 14 blade fan/with thrust tube and motor, but price is unlisted. The 14 blade claims 4.1 kilos of thrust at 180 amps!! Too bad my puny 80amp esc wont handle this beast.
Hi! Did you try the 8S on the stock FMS motor!? You can get 150A Vgood ecs quite cheap…
If you attach a long pipe with a sealed other end to the fan outlet. What is the maximum pressure this fan can create in the pipe (tank)?
Motor gets warm but thats no miracle with that current xD. It cools down very quickly on low load :D Would you try it in flight? Flying 75% with a few fast passes may be OK , maybe. ESC does a great job too! :D
Another thrust test video with no force units! Lbs, Kg?
Kg!
Quite this one! But lot of current 😁😬
So, what edf better FMS or Xfly?
It depends on which size, and whether you are going for maximum power possible, or a fan that is good performance at a low price. The Xfly are probably the best for the money right now, but especially if you are going for an 80mm fan, FMS uses alloy housings, which act as a heatsink, and allow you to push the motor with higher voltage. If you are trying for maximum power, I've found the best is to buy a good alloy housing the size you need, and then several rotors of the same size. You will find many times one company's rotor works better with another company's housing. Experimentation is essential.
How the hell did that motor not burn up lmao
Fms. No. Xfly
3kg!!