M100 Brushless Motor (Retired)
$70.00
The M100 is a rugged brushless motor for use in the ocean and in extreme environments.
Please note that the M100 Motor is NOT a drop in replacement for the T100 Thruster motor.
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Product Description
The M100 Brushless Motor is a simple motor version of the T100 Thruster.
Applications
- Waterproof brushless camera gimbals
- Underwater actuators
- Build your own thruster
- Small ROVs that don’t need full size thrusters
Features
- Efficient brushless electric motor
- Standard mounting holes spaced 19mm and 16mm apart
- Rugged design for use in extreme environments
- Operates under extreme pressure and depth
- High-performance plastic bearings that don’t corrode
- Solder pads to connect and seal wires
Product Description
The M100 Brushless Motor is a simple motor version of the T100 Thruster.
Applications
- Waterproof brushless camera gimbals
- Underwater actuators
- Build your own thruster
- Small ROVs that don’t need full size thrusters
Features
- Efficient brushless electric motor
- Standard mounting holes spaced 19mm and 16mm apart
- Rugged design for use in extreme environments
- Operates under extreme pressure and depth
- High-performance plastic bearings that don’t corrode
- Solder pads to connect and seal wires
Contents
- 1 x M100 Brushless Motor
Specifications
| Parameter | Value | |
|---|---|---|
| Peformance | ||
| Torque1 | 0.28 N m | 2.5 in-lb |
| RPM/V (Kv Rating) | 540 RPM/V | |
| Electrical | ||
| Operating Voltage | 6 - 16 V | |
| Max Power | 135 Watts | |
| Max Current | 12.5 Amps | |
| Physical | ||
| Mounting Hole Threads | M3 x 0.5 | |
| Weight in Air | 90 g | 0.2 lb |
1 Torque is provided as the theoretical maximum based on the motor design. This torque can only be achieved at all speeds with the proper motor controller. These numbers have not been validated experimentally.
Performance Charts
This performance information is given using the 3D printed M100 Propeller
2D Drawings
3D Models
M100-ASM-R1 (.zip)
Revision History
7 November 2014
- R1 – Initial Release
Quick Start
1. Solder wires from ESC to pads on motor
2. Waterproof solder connection with epoxy or potting compound. We recommend using Loctite Marine Epoxy or MG Chemical 4229.
3. Connect the wires to an ESC, send a signal, and the motor will start spinning. That’s it!
Notes
It is strongly recommended to insulate the motor. Over time, without insulation, the wires will begin to show signs of corrosion.
Do not operate the motor for extended periods out of water, the bearings are lubricated by the water. Vibrations and noise will be greater when dry.
Guides
M100 Motor Usage Guide
