YQ2 Quadcopter - Testing NTM Prop Drive Series 35-30 1100kv / 380w

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  • Опубликовано: 10 апр 2013
  • YQ2 Quadcopter flitetest.com/articles/diy-qua...
    At last the weather is warming up a bit, time to test the NTM 35-30 motors. The NTM 28-36 and 10x4.7 APC props gave perfectly adequate performance, but they got hot when pushed. These new motors can handle up to 32amps and come down cold after flight. They are quite a bit faster than the 750Kv motors, at 1100Kv the Graupner 10X5 e-props are spot on with a 4S battery.
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Комментарии • 18

  • @CurryKitten
    @CurryKitten 11 лет назад

    That seems like a real hot-rod - very nice performance. Nice design too

  • @rotorhead1624
    @rotorhead1624 11 лет назад

    Good to know. Thanks for the quick reply. Looking forward to your next video :-)

  • @JimCounsell
    @JimCounsell 11 лет назад

    Very fast, very smooth - good work!

  • @MidwestRob
    @MidwestRob 11 лет назад

    Nice video! It must have an insane power to weight ratio with those motors. Looks like it would be fun one to fly.

  • @Stormin13
    @Stormin13 11 лет назад

    Awesome flying

  • @IdeologieUK
    @IdeologieUK 11 лет назад

    Lovely stuff Richard, I'm in the market fo a quad / Tri, still deciding - great inspirational video. Cheers!

  • @5h1f7y
    @5h1f7y 11 лет назад

    I was going to ask how much extra weight but already answered. I might check these one's out. Oh nice flying too!

  • @Tailwind1
    @Tailwind1 11 лет назад

    Superb.

  • @jeremymoore16
    @jeremymoore16 9 лет назад

    A little tip. The bearings in the NTM propdrive motors are not in any way high quality. I just had my quad drop out of the sky from around 120 meters because one of my motors threw a bearing. Thank god for trees and it came down without any damage during the controlled fall. Replacing the bearing in the motors is a cheap way to extend the lift of the motor. I only had the motor for a month before it failed.

    • @ycopter
      @ycopter  9 лет назад

      Hello Jeremy, thanks for your helpful advice. I know the NTM bearings are not the best quality, but after a two years and an estimated 500 flights on NTM motors, I have never had one fail. I have had the bearings become rough sounding and have had to replace them. I am interested to know if the motor gave you any warning signs before it failed, was it running hot or warmer that the others, did the bearing seize and stop the motor. Any further information would help me and others to monitor the health of the NTMs and hopefully prevent another failure in flight. Thanks

  • @1aalbes1
    @1aalbes1 11 лет назад

    nice

  • @rotorhead1624
    @rotorhead1624 11 лет назад

    hello am curious how your new N TM motors are holding up. beenthinking of getting them for my 550 Quad. thanks.

  • @buutertje15
    @buutertje15 10 лет назад

    hello, i can't seem to find the right motor mounts for these motors
    can you tell me which one you have?

  • @N8ternatenate
    @N8ternatenate 9 лет назад

    I'm building a quad using these same motors and I'm wondering how you reversed the prop shaft and mounted everything??? Nice video btw. I'm excited to get mine built

    • @ycopter
      @ycopter  9 лет назад

      Hello, I just drilled hole in the wooden motor arm to allow the shaft to pass through, no need to reverse or change the shaft. Good luck with your build

  • @anghelblas
    @anghelblas 7 лет назад

    Hello!, I read that you used a 4S battery, for this battery how many mAh and discharge constant?

  • @izwanmohd
    @izwanmohd 10 лет назад

    4s or 3s setup?