EMAX GT2215/09 1180kV Brushless Motor
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EMX-MT-0409
Emax GT2215/09 1180kV Brushless Motor. Originally found in the EMax Power Pack "C".
| Model | Cell Count | kV | Prop | RPM | Max Current (<60S) | Thrust |
|
GT2215/09 |
3s LiPo (11.1V) |
1180 |
10x4.7 | 8300 | 26A | 1250g |
| GT2215/09 | 3s LiPo (11.1V) | 1180 | 10x6 | 8850 | 24A | 1140g |
Specifications
Input Voltage: 2-3s LiPo (7.4-11.1V)
Stator Dimensions: 22x15mm
Shaft Diameter: 4mm
Weight: 70g
Mounting Dimensions: 16x19mm w/3mm hole
Recommended Model Weight: 300-1100g (AUW with Battery)
Recommended Prop: 10x4.7 - 11x3.8
Includes:
- (1) EMax GT2215/09 Brushless Motor
- (1) Bolt on Prop Adatpter w/Hex Nut
- (1) Clamp Style Prop Adapter
- (3) Female Bullet Connectors
- (1) "X" Style Motor Mount
This product was added to our catalog on August 30, 2017
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Simeon Perkins
Friday, May 29 2020 (3 days ago)
EMAX GT2215/09 1180kV Brushless Motor
the motor itself is great but the wires are horrible the bullet connectors fell off, and I couldn't solder them back on because of the material the wires are made out of. so I had to use crimp splicers and they don't work all that well.
Luke McGlynn
Verified Owner
Sunday, May 17 2020 (2 weeks ago)
EMAX GT2215/09 1180kV Brushless Motor
Great motor, however don’t be like me and put a hole in your battery. I mounted my prop using the adapter plate leaving the shaft pointing rearward in my plane. After a hard nose down crash I found my battery had come loose and impaled itself on the shaft. Now I need to either build a buffer around the shaft or trim it off.
