Reedy Radon 2 Crawler 5-Slot Brushed Motor (16T)
About this part
The Reedy Radon 2 Crawler 5-Slot Brushed Motor delivers a smooth powerband for precision control while traversing steep, uneven, or rocky terrain. Dual ball-bearings improve performance and reliability while adjustable timing allows for adjustments to compensate for different drivetrain configurations that require reverse motor rotation. These features together result in a powerful, reliable, economical, and versatile choice for those who prefer brushed motor power.
Features:
- Dual ball bearings
- Adjustable timing
- Ultra-smooth 5-slot armature
- Completely rebuildable
Specifications:
Cells: 2S-3S LiPo/6-9cell NiMH
Diameter (mm): 36
Length (mm): 53
Shaft Diameter (mm): 3.175
Weight (g): 169
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Details...Reviews5.0 · 5 reviews
Quality motor nice and quite. Great choice for $28.99. This and Holmes hobbies $49.99 crawlmaster motors are my favorite for crawling. Good throttle and torque feel on 3s. 4-7lbs. Rig. Any heavier and I like the hh puller pro.
Great motor, highly recommend! Paired with 1080 esc for budget setup that’s works well on my local trails.
For a brushed motor, this one is pretty good when combined with the right ESC. Don't be timid about getting this if you're on a budget, it's a good motor. Reedy makes a good quality product. Pair it with a SC480X ESC and it does very well.
excelente producto, totalmente satisfecho con la compra
I've bought two of these motors and so far they are holding up well under 3s power. For 29 dollars and ready to drop into any rtr truck it's hard to find better. Yes a crawlmaster expert has stronger magnets (FB9s) but it's 49.99 and better off with a tekin bxr or HH brxl. Time will tell how they hold up, but for 29 dollars it's cheap enough to just replace.
All five reviews are positive, with reviewers rating the motor 5 out of 5. Reviewers consistently describe it as good value for a budget crawler setup, priced around $29, and say it performs well on 3S power with a suitable ESC such as a 1080 or SC480X. One reviewer compares it favourably with a more expensive crawl-focused motor, and another notes it suits loads of roughly 4 to 7 lb. Reviewers say little about long-term durability, and one notes they will judge longevity over time. No disagreement or recurring problem appears in the reviews. Sample size is small, and one review is in Spanish with no detail.
- + Good value for the price
- + Good throttle and torque on 3S
- + Works well with budget ESCs
- + Quiet, good quality build
- − Durability over time not yet proven
- − Less suited to heavier rigs