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External temp is not the right one because of propeller air flow, even if you are using an infrared thermometer to check.
Internal temp can be higher, specially after motor stopping where the temperature continue to rise.
So after stopping your fly, never stop your motor too fast if you are pushing them to the limit. Wait a couple minutes so that they can cold down.
I've found that 12" propellers are really too big for my 2814/22 motors, at least for 4S powering where full throtle go up to 450W. This is far too high for such a motor. 300W max is a good value i think.
LoL I did the opposite. I have the bigger brother 880KV motors and I switched to 10x4.5 props for 3 reasons.
1. they are cheaper to replace
2. the motors don't have to work as hard to increase RPM, which should equal faster RPM changes and therefore faster response. (in theory)
3. I have a hexa, so I'm already getting two extra props providing extra lift.
Hi John,
That's 20-50F over ambient temperature. We, in AZ, don't have much choice if we want to fly :) . It sure is a double-edged sword here, weather-wise.
Anyway, looking at some of the temperature limits for various motors online, many recommend staying under 200F. With all of the dust/sand and heat here, we have to face the fact that our batteries and motors just won't last as long. :( But, we sure get a lot of fly days!