RC A2212 1400KV Brushless Motor+30A ESC+SG90 Servos+8060 Propeller for RC Plane Airplane

Product looks good but I’m having issues in understanding how to attach the additional metal prop shaft and propeller? No manual or instructions. Is there A web site?

This is a great value if yours works. Everything came as described. I installed this combo in a scratch build and could not get the esc to calibrate. The motor would not do anything but shake. I started trouble shooting and found 4 out of the 6 soldered on bullet connectors broke under the heat shrink. I took them all apart and soldered them myself. It works now but this would have been trash for a newer customer. As the others have mentioned the prop breaks if you look at too hard.

I would not recommend buying these cheap power packs from this provider. I purchased three motor/esc combos and all three ESC’s were broken. The 30A did not function at all and the smaller 20A ESCs all heated up instantly with no load on motor. I suspect just cheap boards that are shorting. A great price but just not worth it as they are such low quality.

The propeller exploded when I applied full throttle. One of the blades broke at the root. Everything else worked great

The servo motors work fine, but there were two problems I had with it: -The ESC's wires that are meant to connect to the brushless motor won't connect...the connectors won't fit together because the holes on the ESC's wires are too small, so no matter how hard I tried to push the wires together, they wouldn't fit. I ended up cutting off the connectors and connecting them using alligator clips. -The brushless motor won't work correctly, when I hook it up to my receiver (I made sure a few times to see if everything was correctly done) and tried to make it spin, all it did was emit beeping noises. This of course can be normal, but after the beeping stopped it wouldn't spin or do anything. :(

The motor works well, definitely get a better ESC, this one gets hot, but will get you by on a diy build temporarily, and the props, well...just hope your plane can glide well, definitely get different props

I built and flew a relatively light bush plane (~550 g total weight including battery) using this motor+ESC combo. Given the manufacturer specs and how simple and light the design was, 30A gave me ample safety margins. Yet the ESC overheated and cut the current to the receiver, resulting in loss of motor and signal and crash. This happened twice. The first time the plane was very low and landed gently in a bush and survived. I should have learned my lesson there, but no, I did a range test and verified the RX-TX combo was working fine, so I flew a second time. This time it was flying higher and the same loss of motor plus signal occurred. The plane plunged to the ground and got obliterated into smithereens. When I picked up the pieces, the ESC was very hot and I believe it was the culprit. I rebuilt the same plane from scratch using a Skywalker ESC and an Emax motor. I haven't had any motor or signal loss problems since. A lesson learned the hard way!

I bought this motor for my 3d RC plane. The addition of the mounting hardware was a plus. I am very pleased with my purchase