Quantum II 55 Brushless Motor

Quantum II 55 Brushless Motor

Brand: Ripmax

Part Number: M-Q2-55

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The Ripmax Quantum II range of electric motors are designed to offer performance, efficiency, build quality and value-for-money in a wide array of sizes. Every motor includes a mounting kit comprising of a tough metal motor mount and a CNC metal prop adaptor that bolts to the can. For easy connection to the speed controller the motor comes pre-wired and the corresponding gold connectors are supplied for the ESC.

This .55 size speed motor is designed as an equivalent to a .55 2-stroke glow IC motor and is suited to models such as the Ripmax Chris Foss Wots Wot ARTF (A-CF007).

.55 2-Stroke Equivalent Setup:
• 5S 4500mAh Li-Po
• 60A Brushless ESC
• 12x8" Propeller
Specifications
Connectors 4mm Gold Bullet
Length 55mm
Weight 346g
Thread M8
Diameter 50mm
KV RPM 700
LiPo 3 - 8S
Speed Controller 60 - 80A Brushless (Req.)
Power Output 1350W Max
Shaft dia 8mm

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Quantum II 55 Brushless Motor what size propeller does it take thanks BOB
Asked by Bob Binly on 7th September 2017

That depends on your plane and setup... However a 12 x 8 is usually the sweet spot on these.

Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models

RE WOT balsa ARTF cg .How do I set the plane up, with or without the battery in place? Thanks best wishes JH.
Asked by John Hampson on 18th June 2018

You would usually setup the CG with all equipment in place

Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models

Part no M-Q2-55 brushless motor. Is it really an 8 mm dia prop shaft? Seem very big.
Asked by Richard on 19th December 2019

Has to be really - 6mm would be too small for this sized motor – you’re looking at loading a 14 , 15 or 16 sized prop on one of these and any smaller diameter could give whipping on a large sized prop .

 

Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models

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