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TomCat P4801 3510-KV980 Outrunner Brushless Motor

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TomCat P4801 3510-KV980 Outrunner Brushless MotorTomCat P4801 3510 KV980 Brushless Motor is a comparable replacement for a Park 480 outrunner. This TomCat Park Series motor is designed for Parkfly Airplanes, which offers reliable and efficient performance. Run this motor on 2 3 cell lipo and match it with an ESC of 30 40 Amps. 2 Cell Lipo users should see around 400 600 grams of thrust on 10" 12" props, while 3 cell users will see 600 1100 grams of thrust on 10" 12" Props. The P4801 motor is rated

TomCat P4801 3510-KV980 Brushless Motor is a comparable replacement for a Park 480 outrunner. This TomCat Park Series motor is designed for Parkfly Airplanes, which offers reliable and efficient performance. Run this motor on 2-3 cell lipo and match it with an ESC of 30-40 Amps. 2 Cell Lipo users should see around 400-600 grams of thrust on 10" - 12" props, while 3 cell users will see 600-1100 grams of thrust on 10" - 12" Props. The P4801 motor is rated at 360 Watts max, with a suggested max amp draw of 22 Amps (26 Amps Burst).

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