First look at these monsters coming soon!
My dream of an airbot-hammock might just come true after all...
Here is the request for input on developing a new line of motors "tailored for UAV applications"
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I'm definitely curious to see if a multirotor that big will work. There's a theoretical limit where you can't accelerate/decelerate a propeller fast enough to stabilize a quad. Will require variable pitch. Once you go there, what is the point of a multi-rotor?
The Hackers Q80 are about the same size/power. Maybe the price of the tigers is less?
Yes Gary, that sounds like a good starting point, tacos are nothing.
As these large motors come into the market -- I look forward to seeing the batteries that can feed them.
Considering their 4014 is 330KV and manage about 500 watts practical continuous power and about 6 pounds of thrust I'd guess these may be under 200KV and over a thousand watts and at least 12 pounds of thrust.
Maybe not a hammock, but a 20 pound plus payload with a quad or 30+ with a Hex should be possible.
Probably manage a dozen Pizzas so the first practical (well maybe not) Pizza copter?
Wayne,
I'm not T-motor. I'm about to be a customer though.
Those big motors are probably pretty dang slow, a 29" prop tip will go super-sonic at ~ 8,700 RPM. Figure at least 6s(25.2v) to keep the amps somewhat reasonable, less than 350kv for sure. Probably a good bit lower than that even, it would be good to run power systems of this size at closer to 12s or something like that.
I didn't see any specs on these, but I didn't really look. My immediate needs are much more reasonable : )
wow very awesome going to have to poor through your website. see what else you got. whats the Kv on those bad boys?
So will I.
I'll be monitoring the test flight from the bunker!
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