Flipsky BLDC Belt Motor 6374 190KV 3250W for Electric Skateboard with Hall Sensor Dustproof Brushless Motor DIY Electric Skateboard
Product Details
- Brand: FLIPSKY
- Speed: 55 Kilometers per Hour
- Voltage: 50 Volts
- Horsepower: 3250 Watts
- Material: Steel
- Product Dimensions : 2.48 x 2.48 x 2.91 inches; 1.87 Pounds
- Manufacturer recommended age : 12 months and up
- Date First Available : April 10, 2020
- Manufacturer : Flipsky
- Country of Origin : China
- Best Sellers Rank: #205,945 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #251 in RC Electric Motors
- #251 in RC Electric Motors
- Customer Reviews: 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 7 ratings
- Excellent performanceEach motor handled 70a peak with 20-30a average with load no problem.
- Wheel customizabilityCan be used in DIY Electric Skateboard Electric Bike Surfboard ,ect.
- Strong powerGreat 8Nm torque and speed, Smooth power accelerates.
- Powerful system The Max Output Watt is 3250W, Max Current: 85 Amps,Max Volts: 12S .Recommend ESC is 3-12S 50A (eFSESC4.12 50A or FSESC 6.6 60A)
- Decend designGood finishing on the whole outer body to Enable Motors Dustproof , with sturdy shaft & Lamination Japan steel startor, used 12awg high strand silicone wire with 4.0mm gold bullet connectors.
- Top Service If there are any question or need help , just feel free contact us , we will always here help you out within 24 hours.
Max Power: 3250 Watts Max Current: 85 Amps Max Volts: 12S Max Torque: 8Nm Motor Resistance: 0.05Ohm Recommend ESC: 3-12S 50A (FSESC4.12 50A or FSESC 6.6 60A) Weight: 1.9 lb / 0.86 kg The motor length:74mm The motor diameter: 63mm SHAFT: Diameter 8mm, 30mm length, 3x3x20mm keyway slot. Motor Wire: 130mm silicone 12AWG wire with 4.0mm Gold Bullet Connector Male. Wire configuration: Blue = A Black = B Yellow = C Stator: 0.2mm thickness lamination japan steel Magnet: N42SH high temp curve magnet BLDC Motor The number of pole: 14 Sensor Wire: Standard RC Sensor Wire JST-ZH 6pin 1.5mm pitch Internal PCB with 120 Degree Hall Effect Sensors. Motor can be used with or without a sensor. Sensorless operation is most common.
