| Powerline Micro 1025/10 | |
|---|---|
| Suitable for gliders weighing | 1300-2400 g max |
| Max power | 500W |
| Max current | 50A |
| Motor/gearbox weight | 102 g |
| Length | 75 mm |
| Diameter | 22 mm |
| Mounting pitch circle diameter | 17 mm |
| Shaft diameter | 5 mm |
| Gearbox ratio | 6.75:1 |
| Winds | 10 |
| Recommended ESC | YGE 65 LVT |
| Recommended 3S propeller | GM 16x8, RF 16x8, RF 16x8.5 |
| Recommended 4S propeller | GM 14x10, GM 14x9F, GM 14x8F |
| Recommended battery | Lipo up to 1600 mAh |
| Powerline Micro 1025/20 Turbo 2020 Weights | |
|---|---|
| Powerline Micro 1025 Turbo | 102 g |
| Propeller RF 16 x 8.5 | 12 g |
| Spinner RF 30 mm | 13 g |
| Lipo 3s 1000 40C | 98 g |
| ESC YGE 60 | 38 g |
| Plugs and screws | 5 g |
| Total weight | 268 g |
Comment by: Olived
Correction 4 screws foundEarlier, on the unpack and check I found only 2 motor mount screws. At the end of the afternoon I got around to finding a home for the big box it came in, and heard a rattle. The missing screws are no longer missing. They must have escaped the zipsealed polythene bag the motor capsule and the previous pair of screws were in. I think it wasn't entirely my fault for missing the loose screws. Anyway, happy to say I don't have a screw loose!
Comment by: Oliver Kirkwood
Fixing screwsCame with two M2.5 motor mounting screws, while the motor gearbox has 4 mounting points. Maybe 2 screws is a preference but in the absence of any remark in the motor fact sheet I am going to want to use 4 screws.
Motor wires will need bullets adding.
Review by: Steve
Great motorPowerful !!!
Review by: Anonymous
drive very powerful, mounted on Plus X
Review by: Otto Jęger
Powerline 1025 TurboVery good upgrade from the "old" 1025. About 20 % more power. Where the old one draws about 43 Amps with the 16 x 8 prop, the new one draws about 54/55 Amps. Brings a 1600 g model to 370 meters in 30 seconds. Very good for a fully ballasted F5J model in heavy wind!
(The weight of the motor is 106 g, not 91 g)
