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RC Plane Motor

10/25/2010 8:01 AM

hey friend i am having one small motor i want to use it for may small air plane.But the problem is that i dont know configuration of that motor rather than its max voltage is 4.5-5volts.So,can any-buddy tell me wat is its power?here its pic.

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10/26/2010 8:04 PM

Looks like a little low torque DC motor, drawing around 0.07A at no load.

Just apply your DC voltage to the two terminals. Swap the wires around if the shaft is rotating in the wrong direction.

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10/27/2010 1:32 AM

thanks

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10/28/2010 1:24 PM

It's unlikely to produce more than 3-4W.

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10/29/2010 1:42 AM

i didn't got your point. u r saying that this motor cant produce more than 3-4W?

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