ntm 2826 1200kv 250w for multi rotor?

[nunieboy]

is that too much of a motor for a multi rotor?

I have 3 laying around i thought i'd give multi rotor a try

 

[FlyingMonkey]

Go for it!

They would be too large for the Rotor Bones kits, but directly mounted to the frame, they should be fine.

 

[colorex]

The SunnySky X2212 980kv are better quality than the NTM's if you can source them locally. They might be about the same as the NTM's when you count the shipping in.

 

[Mustang7302]

Go for it!

They would be too large for the Rotor Bones kits, but directly mounted to the frame, they should be fine.

What makes these motors not fit the Rotor Bones kit? Any chance different motor mount plates can be designed to accommodate different size motors?

 

[FlyingMonkey]

It's not the physical size as much as the power.

The Rotor Bones components are awesome. But they are limited by some of the very things that make them awesome. The snap together construction, and the light weight board, does not handle the stresses that a larger motor puts on them. They get a bad case of fatal shakes if you try using anything much over the 380 motors they recommend.

I wish Chad could find a reasonably priced supplier for the rotor bones design to be milled from aluminum.

 

[Arunabha42]

Go for it!

They would be too large for the Rotor Bones kits, but directly mounted to the frame, they should be fine.

Just go ahead and give it a try!