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20 size kV=3600 rpm/volt |
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20 size kV=4300 rpm/volt |
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20 size kV=5100rpm/volt |
More flight time per pack. More raw power for 3D stunts. Split-second response on demand. Ammo Motors’ patented windings and brushless, slotless design have the efficiency to deliver all three affordably for everything from hotliner “bullets” to high-alpha 3D aerobats.
All electric motors have windings. But the winding method in Ammo Brushless Motors is so innovative and advanced that it’s protected by two patents!
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Each winding starts out as a hollow rectangle of fine copper wire… |
which is folded over to form overlapping layers of wire… |
and rolled into a tightly packed, full-length cylinder of pure copper that surrounds the rotor. |
U.S. Patent Numbers 5,294,855 and 5,197,180
| Stock # | Model | Input (# of Cells) |
RPM/V (kV) | Max. Constant Current | Max.Surge Current |
| GPMG5000 | 20-3600 | 6-10 | 3600 | 10-12A | 18-20A |
| GPMG5005 | 20-4300 | 6-10 | 4300 | 10-12A | 18-20A |
| GPMG5010 | 20-5100 | 6-10 | 5100 | 10-12A | 18-20A |
Compared to traditional brushed motors and low-cost brushless motors which are "slotted" in design, the "slotless" design of Ammo motors results in many performance advantages which make them the motor of choice for 3D flying.
| Motor Type | Brushed | Brushless & Slotted | Ammo Brushless & Slotless |
| Cost to Produce | lowest | higher | highest |
| Efficiency | 30-40% | 70-78% | up to 87% |
| Power-to-Weight | worst | better | best |
| Run Time | worst | better | best |
| Response & Acceleration | worst | better | best |
| Maintenance | most | virtually none | virtually none |
Ammo Motors Specifications:
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