Let's start off with a quick introduction to Dualsky.
We have been offering Dualsky motors and a few of their other products for a few years now and I have been very impressed with this company. Their designs are good and their quality control is very good. They are mostly known for their motors, but I have been very pleased with their speed controls and other product lines. In fact we will be offering more and more of their products in the future.
Dualsky is always looking at quality in the design and the manufacturing of their products. I like this a lot. I would consider them a premium brand, but they do not have the premium price, they manage to keep their prices down to a good sane level. I will admit that we mostly stock the smaller products from them, but they do make an electric motor for basically anything fixed wing from HUGE to tiny, from pure competition grade to affordable sport flying.
The tiny outrunners!
OK - onto the meat and potatoes. Dualsky has been making a number of really nice motors that work well for our gliders, but like most companies they didn't offer much that was below 28mm diameter, just too fat for some smaller gliders. I have been talking to motor companies for years about offering a smaller diameter high quality outrunner for our gliders. Finally a company listened! Dualsky replied to me back in April that they were working on their new 22EG series of motors. They would feature a 22mm outside diameter and come in three lengths, 6, 10 and 15. I suspect we will offer a couple of KV ranges for each of those lengths. They even sent along a CAD rendering for my feedback.
At this time the smaller motors were going to have 3mm shafts and the larger RES and F5K motor would have a 4MM shaft. They have done a few tricks with these motors, but will not discuss as I'm not sure they are to be shared at this time.
The biggest motors tips the scales around 43 grams and should offer 200 watts!
It is a little hard to grasp the size of these motors:
I am very excited to get these in. I know, I get excited about weird things...
We have been offering Dualsky motors and a few of their other products for a few years now and I have been very impressed with this company. Their designs are good and their quality control is very good. They are mostly known for their motors, but I have been very pleased with their speed controls and other product lines. In fact we will be offering more and more of their products in the future.
Dualsky is always looking at quality in the design and the manufacturing of their products. I like this a lot. I would consider them a premium brand, but they do not have the premium price, they manage to keep their prices down to a good sane level. I will admit that we mostly stock the smaller products from them, but they do make an electric motor for basically anything fixed wing from HUGE to tiny, from pure competition grade to affordable sport flying.
The tiny outrunners!
OK - onto the meat and potatoes. Dualsky has been making a number of really nice motors that work well for our gliders, but like most companies they didn't offer much that was below 28mm diameter, just too fat for some smaller gliders. I have been talking to motor companies for years about offering a smaller diameter high quality outrunner for our gliders. Finally a company listened! Dualsky replied to me back in April that they were working on their new 22EG series of motors. They would feature a 22mm outside diameter and come in three lengths, 6, 10 and 15. I suspect we will offer a couple of KV ranges for each of those lengths. They even sent along a CAD rendering for my feedback.
At this time the smaller motors were going to have 3mm shafts and the larger RES and F5K motor would have a 4MM shaft. They have done a few tricks with these motors, but will not discuss as I'm not sure they are to be shared at this time.
The biggest motors tips the scales around 43 grams and should offer 200 watts!
It is a little hard to grasp the size of these motors:
I am very excited to get these in. I know, I get excited about weird things...
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Agreed.
