New Scorpion Motors from Innov8tive Designs
The Scorpion HK-4530-450 motor is designed for use in 700 class helicopters running on 14-cell Li-Po power. This motor represents the most technologically advanced power source ever offered for a 700 class electric helicopter, and produces 20% more torque than the popular Scorpion HKIII- 4035 series motors with over 90% efficiency. Each of the new HK-4530-450 KV Limited Edition motors is wound with a single strand of 1.4mm wire for the highest possible efficiency. This motor is capable of running continuously with an input power of 5400 watts at 110
amps, and can handle peak input of 9600 watts and 200 amps for 2 seconds. The price of this motor is $399.99.
The Scorpion HK-3536-510 is the motor that Trex 600 owners have been waiting for. This new motor is only 45mm in diameter, so it fits easily within the side frames of most 600 class helicopters without having to cut any clearance holes for the motor. Designed to run on 12 Li-Po cells, this motor can deliver 2900 watts of continuous power for the most
demanding 3D applications. The new HK-3536-510 motor uses the same design features as the popular HKIII 40mm helicopter motors for increased cooling and high efficiency operation. The price of this motor is $159.99.
INNOV8TIVE DESIGNS INC., 1495 Poinsettia Ave, Suite #144, Vista, CA 92081, 760-468-8838,
www.innov8tivedesigns.com
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