Can anyone recomend a brushless for a piccolo moth

I used an astro 010 ten turn. I cut mine down fairly small and used 2 cell LiPos. Worked well, but I got short flight times. (could have cut too much)
To do it over, I would wind my own brushless motor from one of the gobrushless.com kits.

did you use the plans from heli hobby or make your own?

It was probably using similar information as the HH page. I certainly have read that a hundred times or so, along with a thousand posts on cutting blades. I did cut one set of blades with a cut recommended on the ikarus board. It was a mild cut, but proved to me that I could do it, and that there was improved performance ot be found. So I got 3 sets of blades, and I cut more. I cut each set differently and ocmpared results. I cut until the heli would not lift, and then I put on a bigger pinion. Then I cut some more.
I never did care for the DD tail though. Too much buzzing. Distracted me. Went back to mildly cut lbades and the geared tail. I un-mothed it.

yea I think I will tink with one of those gobrushless motors have you built one or just thinking about it . what wind would you use

I have purchased a dozen kits, and our club wound a lot of them for various planes. The one that I wound was a moderate performer, so I probably did not wind it with identical winds on each tooth. I plan on winding 2 identical ones for a P38 I have.

But on which winds I would use for a Moth? Whatever the guys on the Ikarus board say is successful. There are a lot of people who have done that. Just ask for all the specs:
- Moth blade size
- Pinion
- Motor style (delta or wye)
- turns
- cell count
- cell capacity

Probably the biggest holdup for me is the mounting. There are guys who can manufacture a workable solution themselves, and that is not me. When I make a mount, nothing lines up. As my brother puts it, I can use my brains, he can use his hands.