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Scorpion HK5-6528-295kv (8 x 60mm shaft)

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The Scorpion HK5-6528-295kv (8 x 60mm shaft) is a helicopter propulsion motor for primarily 12s–14s, 900mm–1000mm+ applications. It combines internal and external fan cooling with a 1070.0g motor assembly. Continuous ratings are 110 Amps and 5720 Watts; higher peak ratings are limited to two seconds.

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Scorpion HK5-6528-295kv motor shown from two angles with black finned housing and metal shaft
Scorpion HK5-6528-295kv motor shown from two angles with black finned housing and metal shaft
Manufacturer and modelScorpion HK5-6528-295kv (8 x 60mm shaft)
Intended application900mm - 1000mm+ helicopter application12s -14s operation
Cooling architectureInternal fan combined with an external centrifugal fan
Motor Kv295KV RPM/Volt
Weight1070.0g Grams (37.74oz)
Motor Body Dimensions78.0mm x 68.5mm (3.07" x 2.70 ")

Product overview

The Scorpion HK5-6528-295kv (8 x 60mm shaft) is a helicopter propulsion motor intended primarily for 12s–14s operation in 900mm–1000mm+ helicopter applications. Its physical architecture combines a 65 mm diameter, 28 mm thick stator with an internal fan and an external centrifugal fan to move cooling air through the motor. The electrical construction specifies 12 stator arms, 10 stator poles, a 6+7T winding and 2 x 1.2mm motor wire, with a speed constant of 295KV RPM/Volt.

For mechanical integration, the motor body measures 78.0mm x 68.5mm, while the external shaft measures 7.98mm x 60mm; the model designation identifies the 8 x 60mm shaft configuration. Motor weight is 1070.0g (37.74oz), increasing to 1200g including packaging. Continuous ratings are 110 Amps and 5720 Watts. Peak ratings reach 220A and 11440w, each limited to two seconds. These continuous and short-duration ratings define distinct electrical operating limits for the motor within its intended 12s–14s helicopter installation.

Specifications

SpecificationValue & conditions
Manufacturer and modelScorpion HK5-6528-295kv (8 x 60mm shaft)
Intended application900mm - 1000mm+ helicopter application12s -14s operation
Cooling architectureInternal fan combined with an external centrifugal fan
Motor Kv295KV RPM/Volt
Weight1070.0g Grams (37.74oz)
Motor Body Dimensions78.0mm x 68.5mm (3.07" x 2.70 ")
External Shaft Dimensions7.98mm x 60mm (0.314" x 2.36")
Continuous Current110 Amps
Continuous Power5720 Watts
Peak Current220A (2 seconds)2 seconds
Peak Power11440w Watts (2 seconds)2 seconds
Max Lipo Cell12s - 14s
Stator Diameter65 mm ( 2.56 in)
Stator Thickness28 mm ( 1.10 in)
Number of Stator Arms12
Number of Stator Poles10
Motor Wind6+7T
Motor Wire2 x 1.2mm
Packaged Weight1200gIncluding packaging
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