Operation:
1. Himax Brushless motors require brushless sensorless speed
controls.
Failure to use a brushless sensorless electronic
speed control (ESC) can result in damage to the motor and/or
ESC. A Castle Creations Phoenix series ESC is recommended
for best performance. The standard setting for timing advance
is recommended for best operation.
2. The three wires of the motor can be connected to the three
output leads of the ESC in any order. Check the direction of
rotation of the motor. If the motor spins in the wrong direction
switching any
two
of the motor wires will reverse rotation. Be
sure to insulate the wires to prevent shorting which may dam-
age the ESC.
3.
Do not shorten the motor wires.
Shortening or cutting the
motor wires voids the warranty and may cause motor failure. If
the supplied connectors are not to be used, remove them by
desoldering.
DO NOT CUT THE CONNECTORS OFF
!
4. Allow for proper cooling of the motor during operation. With
extremely high capacity batteries, care must be taken to pre-
vent excessive motor temperature. Overheating of the motor
is not covered under warranty. Insufficient cooling can result in
overheated motors, even when operated at moderate power
levels.
5.
Do not disassemble the motor. Disassembling the motor voids
the warranty. If service is required please return the unit to
Maxx Products for service.
6.
Install the propeller after proper rotation has been determined.
Consult the ESC operation manual for proper arming and use
procedures. Be sure the prop is clear before starting the mo-
tor. Once the battery is plugged in stay clear of the prop, elec-
tric motors are capable of extremely high torque and can be
very dangerous.
7. Verify the current draw. Excessive current draw will overheat
and damage the motor. Overheating is not covered under war-
ranty. The current must be within limits at full throttle. Verify
the power consumption. Certain setups will run into the power
limit before the current limit. Observe the current and power
limits, which ever comes first. The 15-second max current rat-
ing is for 3D or limited motor run applications. Excessive use
at high throttle settings when set up for the 15 second rating
will overheat the motor. Allow for adequate cooling between
bursts.
Himax Brushless motors are manufactured to high standards
for the discerning modeler. Designed for lightweight, high efficiency,
high torque, and durability Himax Outrunner motors are sure to make
today’s radio controlled models perform. Please read the entire
operating manual to ensure correct functionality and best perfor-
mance. The HC3516-1130 motor is made for medium size models
weighing 34-45 oz for 3D flight, up to 56 oz for aerobatic flight and
up to 70oz for leisurely flight.
Accessories (included):
1 - Prop Adapter
3 - Female 3.5mm connector
4 - Motor Mounting Screws
1 - Motor Mount Kit
2 - Hex Keys
Features:
High Efficiency - High Power - High Torque - Lightweight -
Replacement for 05-500-600 Motors
Specifications:
Weight: 134g, (4.7oz), Motor only
Max Power: 350W, (This is dependent on several factors)
Max RPM: 20,000 RPM
Diameter: 35.2mm, (1.39”)
Length: mm, 42.2mm(1.66”)
Shaft Diameter: 5.0mm (.1969”)
Mount Screw Thread: 4-40, max depth 5mm, on 25mm, (1.0”) circle
Maximum Case Temperature: 65
o
C, (149
o
F)
Electrical Specifications:
HC3516-1130 Kv = 1130, Rm = .030, Io = 1.8
Efficient Operating Current = 10-34A, 48A Max 15 seconds
Recommended Accesories:
35 or 45 Amp Brushless Speed Control
11.1V Lithium Polymer or 10 Cell NiCd or NiMH Battery, capable of
34-48 Amps
MAXX
PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
815 OAKWOOD RD, UNIT D, LAKE ZURICH, IL 60047, USA
Phone: (847)438-2233 Fax: (847)438-2898 Website: www.maxxprod.com
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Brushless Outrunner Motor
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