Olivier Baek

I bought some sample motors "PULSO X series 2208/34, 2826/8" from a new manufacturer of burshless motor-www.danlions.com.

PULSO X Series Brushless Motors are designed to RC aircrafts and helicopters. They have very nice winding and very high precision assembly. All PULSO X series brushless motors have installed 3.5mm gold connectors. The standard accessories include mounting flange, propeller adaptor, securing collar, and screws.

I can't help introducing it to all of you.

Try it right now. You will get a fantastic experience.

Specifications
Model Number: X2826/8
Rotation Speed: 1130 Kv / RPM/V
No-Load Current: 2.9 Amps @ 10 volts
Motor Resistance: 30mΩ
Max. efficiency current: 25-37A(>75%)
Current capacity: 55A/30s
Max efficiency: 83%
Body Dimensions (Diameter x Length): 35mm x 54mm
Shaft Dimensions (Diameter): 5mm
Number of lipo cells: 2-3 Cells
Recommend Model: Airplane

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Olivier

ron_van_sommeren

At least two new accounts opened, here and on RCGRoups, for first-posting about these brilliant motors.

Dr Kiwi

It does seem like direct advertising to me, Ron. I have contacted the Danlions company directly and offered to run a motor or two on my test stand, to see if they are "miracle motors, or not", but as yet no reply.

onewasp

Lets not forget that age old formula: multiply by 4 divide by your phone number = gross exaggeration[]

ron_van_sommeren

Nevertheless, I'm a sucker for black and gold Remember the old John Player Special Formula 1 racing team, and poor [link=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronnie_Peterson#Death]Ronnie Peterson[/link]?

onewasp

True.!
His death was now long ago but not forgotten!
Didn't Mario win the championship with the same Black and Gold ?
As I remember it , it was a Lotus but the years tend to blur things a bit_____?????????

Dr Kiwi

If you look at the danlions website, they have posted very extensive sets of specs for each motor... looks good... until you realize that at least some of them are clearly incorrect... so which ones can you believe if they don't proof their pages. For example the 2208/20 is the highest Kv (1890), and is rated for 16A burst... the /26 is intermediate Kv (1470) and rated for 11A burst... the /34 is the lowest Kv (1180) yet rated for 18A burst (with an 11A ESC recommended???).... and the smallest prop size????

Braeckman

Hello

did have the opportunity to test-fly the 2820/12 and the 2820/14....(will test the 2217/16 and the 2217/20 in a week or two - and the brand new 2221/12 andd 2221/16)..

The engines are very properly manufactured, with a clean wiring and protection of the wiring on the front of the engine. I do not talk about colour combination and packaging which both are very eye-catching....

With the 2820/14 we did get following figures at max. RPM:

360 Watt at 10.6 Volt - 7000 RPM/min - 34.5 Amp on a APC13 x 6.5 E

The 2820/12 shows following results :

400 Watt at 10.6 Volt - 7300 RPM/min- - 39 A on a APC13 x6.5 E

Best regards
Alvin