Tarot 680

[sloth711]

hello

someone can help me?

what is the best motors from tarot 680?

i want make areal video

thank you

[LuMan]

A good question, sloth711. I was looking at upgrading the motors on my S550 to improve the lift. As I see it, a smaller kv suits bigger props, and some outlets, like unmanned tech shop, suggest motors for heavy lift.

Also, look for performance tables, as they show how much thrust a motor has for particular battery and prop size, like this:
https://www.unmannedtechshop.co.uk/mt-3510-600kv-multicopter-motor/
Scroll down and you get all manner of info, including thrust tables.

Sorry I can';t suggest an actual motor, but I hope the info helps you choose 

[Revs]

As said in the other thread, it depends on the cell count and the prop size. If it';s 6s with 11-12" props as you said in the other thread, the motors LuMan suggested would do.

[hoverfly]

To get a base line  start by working backwards by weight,  ie what camera are you going to use , will it be gimbal mounted ?.  What flight time are you requiring, add the weight of frame ,r/x  the battery and motor combination can be then factored in.  Higher kv with smaller props gives a faster responce but you will lose efficency. Low kv with large props better flight time but not so manuverable.
When you have sorted that lot out, add a safety factor, most quoted  mfg  specs  are rather enthusiastic.

http://www.buildyourowndrone.co.uk/dji-e600-tuned-propulsion-system-quadcopter.html

The above will give you a rough idea where to start.

[orfordness]

If you take a look at Peter king';s spec, then X-3508 or RC Timer X4';s:-

http://www.goodluckbuy.com/x3508-700kv-brushless-disc-motor-for-rc-quadcopter-hexacopter-multicopters.html
http://www.droneshop.biz/parts/motors-and-esc-s/x4-3508-710kv-high-efficiency-motor-for-multirotors.html
http://rctimer.com/product-1143.html


Quick Overview
This is our Tarot 680 pro series Pixhawk with Neo 8 GPS controlled Hexacopter system.

It has the powerful X-3508 motors and 12" carbon fibre props as standard. It is a fully carbon fibre frame with built in landing gear.

If you select the X8R receiver or Taranis combo then we include the Mavlink telemerty module as standard.

It comes with a carbon effect hood to keep electronics safe inside (do not fly these in the rain!).

These have a lot of lift so you can use a 4S 10,000mAh or 2 x 4S 5200mAh lipos per flight giving you about 30 minutes even when carrying a gimbal and camera gear.

Please read the full description below to understand the configuration options.

[sloth711]

Well after read lot thinks i will close that post and open new. Start from 0