The Hyperion VP motor system is perhaps the most powerful of its kind available today. It is capable of lifting models with flying weight of 270 grams from an inverted torque roll.  In most cases, the Z2209-30-VP is used in models with all-up weight of 220g to 250g. The recommended battery is Hyperion HP-LVX0800-3S, but any 3S lithium battery capable of supplying 12A continuous current can be used.

NOTE:  Maximum current allowed for the motor is 12A.  While it is possible to set the motor for up to 15A peak current, it is not advised in general, nor necessary on basis of performance.  It is YOUR responsibility to set up the linkage and your transmitter properly, and to check that peak current is 12A or less (see the Hyperion Emeter).  While bench testing, do not run the motor for extended periods.  Run for just the few seconds it takes to check current.

In the event that you "burn up", “fry”, “toast”, or otherwise “let the magic smoke out of” the motor, be advised that your Hyperion dealer will offer replacement at 40% discount, but will not replace the motor under warranty for free.

Note: Choosing an airframe. VP motor systems weigh more compared to normal prop, and may require larger batteries. Calculate an additional 40g or so for total VP system additional weight, pitch servo, 6ch Rx and larger battery. Models with 180-200g flying weight, when using normal prop and motor, are most appropriate. To keep the weight down, use light servos such as W-038 for control surfaces, eliminate excess wiring length, etc...

Z2209-30-VP Motor SpecsWeight Complete
with BladesKvResistanceNo Load A73g1130109mΩ0.68A