Often referred to as the 'Blue Wonder' (although this version is silver!), the 2712-12 is a small, lightweight, direct drive outrunner motor with BIG power. Weighing just under 1 ounce, it's about the same weight as the GWS IPS system, but can produce about 3 times the thrust! We first test flew this motor on a GWS Corsair using a small 3-cell Lipo and the GWS 9050 prop. The performance really surprised us - the climb rate was close to vertical, and the Corsair was extremely manueverable due to the very light weight. But a GWS Warbird isn't really the best application for this motor. Where it really shines is in small, very lightweight models that normally use the IPS system. Put the 2712-12 in a GWS Pico Cub or Pico Tiger Moth and you'll have a real 'floater' with plenty of power for steep climb outs. Or use it in a little Combat profile plane and out-manuever and out-climb the competiton!
The 2712-12 works well with the Power Up 10 amp ESC, and this makes a good combination for very light applications. Spare male and female 2.3mm connectors are sold separately in our store.
If you are pushing the motor near it's maximum amp rating (10 amps) using a 3 cell Lipo, we suggest using an 18 or 20 amp ESC.
MOUNTING OPTIONS: A x-mount is included, and an aluminum stick mount with heat sink is available in our store.
A 3mm Prop Saver is included with the motor for mounting a prop, or you can purchase a 3mm prop adapter.
Propeller data for 3 cell Lipo batteries:
The GWS EP 9047 produces about 16 ounces of thrust at 9.5 amps with a pitch speed of 29 mph.
The GWS EP 9050 produces about 17 ounces of thrust at 9 amps with a pitch speed of 34 mph. Excellent choice for power and speed.
The APC 9x3.8SF produces about 18 ounces of thrust at 9.5 amps with a pitch speed of 25 mph.
The APC 8x3.8SF produces about 15 ounces of thrust at 8 amps with a pitch speed of 29 mph.
The GWS EP 8040 produces about 15 ounces of thrust at 6 amps with a pitch speed of 35 mph.
The GWS EP 8043 produces about 14.5 ounces of thrust at 6.5 amps with a pitch speed of 32 mph.
The GWS EP 8060 produces about 14 ounces of thrust at 8.5 amps with a pitch speed of 40 mph.
The GWS HD 8060 produces about 14 ounces of thrust at 8.5 amps with a pitch speed of 44 mph.
The TP 8x6 produces about 13 ounces of thrust at 8.5 amps with a pitch speed of 40 mph.
The Master Airscrew 8x6 3-blade produces about 13 ounces of thrust at 9 amps with a pitch speed of 40 mph.
The GWS EP 7035 produces about 9 ounces of thrust at 3.5 amps with a pitch speed of 37 mph.
The Master Airscrew 7x4 3-blade produces about 10 ounces of thrust at 7.5 amps with a pitch speed of 36 mph.
The GWS EP 7060 produces about 12 ounces of thrust at 7 amps with a pitch speed of 45 mph.
The TP 7x6 produces about 12 ounces of thrust at 6 amps with a pitch speed of 51 mph.
Propeller data for 2 cell Lipo batteries:
The GWS EP 1147 produces about 12.5 ounces of thrust at 8 amps with a pitch speed of 18 mph.
The GWS EP 1047 produces about 12 ounces of thrust at 7.5 amps with a pitch speed of 20 mph.
The GWS EP1060 produces about 12 ounces of thrust at 6.5 amps with a pitch speed of 28 mph.
The GWS EP 9047 produces about 11 ounces of thrust at 5.5 amps with a pitch speed of 24 mph.
The GWS EP 9050 produces about 10.5 ounces of thrust at 5 amps with a pitch speed of 28 mph.
The TP 9x6E produces about 11 ounces of thrust at 6 amps with a pitch speed of 29 mph.
The GWS EP 9070 produces about 9.5 ounces of thrust at 7 amps with a pitch speed of 30 mph.
The GWS EP 8040 produces about 8 ounces of thrust at 3.5 amps with a pitch speed of 26 mph.
The GWS EP 8043 produces about 9 ounces of thrust at 4.5 amps with a pitch speed of 26 mph.
The GWS EP 8060 produces about 8.5 ounces of thrust at 5.5 amps with a pitch speed of 32 mph.
The GWS HD 8060 produces about 8.5 ounces of thrust at 5 amps with a pitch speed of 35 mph.
The GWS EP 7060 produces about 7.5 ounces of thrust at 4.5 amps with a pitch speed of 36 mph.
The above data is a result of our own testing using fully charged Lipo batteries.
2712-12 Specifications:
Weight (motor only) = 0.9 ounces (25 grams)
Diameter = 1.1 inch (28mm)
Length (not including shaft) = 1.7 inch (43mm)
Shaft Length (extending from motor) = 0.4 inch (10mm)
Shaft Diameter = 3mm
Voltage = 6 to 13 volts
Current = 10 amp maximum for 30 seconds
KV = 1300
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