OS Engines 51013010 OMA-5020-490W Brushless, Outrunner Electric Motor (OSM51013010)

OS ENGINES 51013010 OMA-5020-490W brushless, outrunner electric motor

Brand:OS ENGAE
Stock Code:OSM51013010
Type:Aircraft and drone engine

OS ENGINES 51013010 OMA-5020-490W Contents

• 1 OS ENGINES BRUSHING AIRCRAFT AND DRONE MOTOR

OS ENGINES Aircraft and Drone Motor Features

• Rate Power (W): 1110
• RED VOLTAGE (V): 18.5 ~ 22.2
• REDED CURRENT (A): 50 ~ 60
• Max. Current (A): 90 (10 SEC)
• NO-LOAD CURRENT (A): 1.5
• Phase Resistance (Mission): 23.0
• Max. Effeciency (%): 85
• KV: 490
• POLES: 14

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Powerless brushless aircraft engines from OS!
OS OMA-5020-490 high performance brushless engine is designed as equivalent for 4-time 70 or 2-time 40 ~ 50-dimensional aircraft.
These engines, which make the engineer's electric power "gold standard", are O.S. Famous angry engines worldwide for 75 years. Initial motors, .10, .15, .25, .30, .40 and .50.
Only O.S. Brushless engines offer a ventilation system that increases productivity and enables the engine to produce additional power. The key to this system is a unique centrifugal fan design. The fan draws the air from special angled ventilation holes, windings and magnets for largely improved cooling.
O.S.'s other performance features brushless engines include:
A thick box design that resists deterioration
Three high quality bearing
Hard and safe rear assembly design
Shortened engine length for easy installation for short bodyworks
Stainless steel propeller shaft
Back plate given together, snow and gold plated female plugs
With the introduction of these brushless engines, O.S. It confirms its position as the most innovative and respected source of R/C for all power needs. Operating system. It plans to expand the engine series in the near future with more size and option for automobiles, helicopters and channel fan models.

O.S. About Engines

It was founded in 1936 by the machinery Shigeo Ogawa (Japanese surname "Ogawa Shigeo") for the production of model steam engines. The name of the company may be caused by the traditional Japanese family name tradition, the source of the name "Os", or from the real Japanese name of the company "Ogawa Seisakusho". On the suggestion of American buyer Paul Houghton, Ogawa prepared the first gasoline engine in which 1.6 CC OS Type-1 was produced and exported under the "Pixie" brand.

In the 1980s, in the 1990s and the 21st century, it brought increasing competition. OS is now the leading manufacturer of single and multi-cylinder aircraft engines from the FF-320 FF-320 four-time "giant four-cylinder and FR7-420 Sirius7 7.