Spektrum Avian 3536-1200Kv Outrunner Brushless Motor, SPMXAM4620

Take to the Skies with Spektrum Avian Brushless Motors for Fixed-wing Models: The combination of superior performance, high reliability and user-friendly features makes the Spektrum Avian Brushless Motors an excellent choice for your next aircraft project. Plus, the wide selection means there's Avian Brushless motor that's ideal for whatever the application, including brushed-to-brushless upgrades as well as combustion-to-electric conversions. Equip your airplane with an Avian motor to compliment your Smart Technology equipped models! Key Benefits: Rapid Acceleration and Extreme Torque: Expertly engineered to deliver fast, smooth and precise acceleration and power. Reliable and Virtually Maintenance Free: Equipped with double-shielded sealed bearings, precision balanced motor bell and gold-plated bullet connectors. Excellent Cooling: Engineered to help airflow move through the motor for efficient cooling during and after flight. Features: Lightweight design Powerful and durable Rare-Earth Neodymium magnets 14-pole stator for smooth and precise propulsion Includes all required hardware: preinstalled gold plated bullet connectors, aluminum motor mount, prop adapter and female ESC connectors Perfect match for the Spektrum Smart Avian 45 amp ESC Perfect electric conversion upgrade for .15 size glow combustion power systems Important Specs: Recommended Voltage Range – 11.1v - 14.8V / 3-4S LiPo Recommended Propeller Range – 10x7 to 11x7 Electric Prop Recommended Model Flying weight – 3D 1135g (2.5 lbs) - Sport 1815g (4 lbs) Max Wattage – 310w Max Current – Max Burst Amps (45A) Max Continuous Amps (35A)

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