The data above was measured with an input voltage of 44.4 V, at a temperature of 25℃ and sea level. The thrust was adjusted by the throttle.

The data above was measured at full throttle, at a temperature of 25℃ and sea level.

I – Current, P – Input Power, η – Electrical Efficiency, T – Thrust, N – Rotational Speed
The data above was measured with an input voltage of 44.4 V, at a temperature of 25℃ and sea level. The rotational speed was adjusted by the throttle.

η – Efficiency, I – Current, P – Output Power, Τ – Torque, N – Rotational Speed
The data above contain theoretical values measured with an input voltage of 44.4 V, for reference only. When operating at a temperature of 25℃ with no additional cooling devices, the motor cannot operate with a current more than 85 A. It can support short term operation (about 10 to 30 sec) with a current between 50 A and 85 A, and continuous operation with a current under 50 A. The motor run time should depend on the actual environmental temperature and cooling conditions.