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RCINPOWER AOS Supernova 2810 1150KV Motors

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Are you looking to buy RCINPOWER AOS Supernova 2810 1150KV Motors in Australia?

A 9" prop presents a different problem. Inertia is high, loads are sustained rather than momentary, and the throttle band that matters is not the one a typical motor is designed around. Most 9" builds spend their time between a third and two thirds throttle cruising, lifting, or holding a camera steady.

The AOS Supernova 2810 was designed around that operating range, the 2810’s taller stator suits the heavier loads of 9": more torque, more thrust through the whole throttle range, and the mechanical stiffness a heavy, high-inertia prop needs.

FROM THE THRUST STAND

Chris Rosser tested the Supernova 2810 on the thrust stand on an HQ 9x4x3 prop, against the other 2810s available and a field of larger 2812s.

The most torque of any 2810 in the test: 0.623 N.m at 5,000 RPM beating all other 2810s tested and several 2812 size motors.
The highest max thrust of any 2810 tested: 3.28 kg on an HQ 9x4x3 7% more than an average 2810 motor.
The most responsive 2810 in the test: 36% more responsive than an average 2810 with both the fastest acceleration and deceleration of the HQ 9x4x3 test prop.

A 9" prop stores a lot of energy, so a motor needs to be able shed RPMs as readily as it adds it. The 2810 leads its class in both directions, which is what gives a large, heavy build the composure to hold a line in wind.

The design approach is the same one used for the AOS Supernova 3220: thousands of finite element simulations, including 3D transient field modelling, applied here for smooth torque delivery and controlled thermals for heavier drones.

Great designs need great execution. The AOS Supernova 2810 is manufactured by RCinPower, whose motors have a long history winning races and breaking records, and a reputation for quality components which matters on a build carrying an expensive camera.