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J Perkins JP Power Torque II 12V Starter Motor
Brand: J Perkins
Part No: 4444300
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Our recommended kit, bundled at a combined priceAdd a super high capacity gel cell and a suitable charger to complete the package
1× 12V (12 Volt) 7Ah Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) Gel Battery
1× Fastrax 12V 500mA 230V Charger for Sealed Lead Acid Batteries
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Description
The JP Power Torque II 12V Starter Motor from J Perkins is a famously reliable, great-value solution for starting model engines. Built around a powerful, robust motor, it has become an industry standard and is designed to deliver confident cranking for engines up to .60 size. Part number 4444300.
Key Features
- Powerful, robust 12V motor
- Engines – up to .60 size
- Famously reliable
- Great value
- The industry standard in model engine starters
Weights & Dimensions
- Shipping weight: 1.53 kg
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Specifications
Key Features
- Engines - Up To 60 Size
- Famously reliable
- Great value
- Powerful robust motor
- The industry standard in model engine starters
Weights & Dimensions
| Weight | 1.53g | 0.05oz |
| Shipping Weight | 1.53kg | 3.37lbs |
Key Info:
- Brand: J Perkins
- Part No: 4444300
- Barcode: 5051121005837
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Customer Reviews
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It will require a 12v sealed lead acid battery.
These measure 25mm
These use a brushed motor
They don't quote an RPM on this sorry
I guess you could setup something with a relay of some kind... but it's outside the scope of our support
Something like 5508130 should work well
Yes, these would normally be used to start nitro engines in planes.
The switch is combined into the handle on these, so it spins as you squeeze.
Hmm, you'd need to lower the voltage to change the speed - either through some kind of voltage regulator or ESC....
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