Overview
Flashhobby H550 1220KV Helicopter Motor for RC helicopter power systems. It features a 6mm shaft, 44.6 x 59.5mm motor size, and 5mm male connectors.
Key Features
- KV rating: 1220KV (marked on motor)
- 6mm shaft diameter
- Motor mount: 30 x 25mm, M3 x 4
- 5mm male connector
- Typical wiring: motor phases A/B/C to ESC; receiver PWM signal to ESC
Specifications
Provided specs (Set A)
| Model | H550 |
| KV | 1220KV |
| Max Current | 98A |
| Max Power | 2200W |
| Idle Current | 3.5A |
| Resistance | 0.0151 (unit not specified) |
| Suggested ESC | 120A |
| Lipo | 3-6S |
| Connector | 5mm male connector |
| Weight | 347g (including the cables) |
| Motor Size | 44.6 x 59.5mm |
| Motor Diameter | 44.6mm |
| Motor Length | 59.5mm |
| Stator Diameter | 35mm |
| Stator Height | 38mm |
| Shaft Diameter | 6mm |
| Configuration | 9N/6P |
| Motor Mount | 30 x 25mm (M3 x 4) |
Additional specs shown in source table (Set B; values differ from Set A)
| Motor KV | 550RPM/V |
| Idle Current (Io/10V) | 2.05A |
| Lipo Cell | 3-12S |
| Weight | 378g |
| Max Continuous Current | 60A |
| Max Continuous Power | 3000W |
| Max Peak Current | 80A (2 seconds) |
| Max Peak Power | 4000W (2 seconds) |
| Configuration | 12N/10P |
| Motor Resistance (RM) | 0.0241 ohm |
| Stator Diameter | 35mm |
| Stator Height | 38mm |
| Motor Diameter | 44.6mm |
| Shaft Diameter | 6mm |
| Motor Length | 59.5mm |
| Overall Shaft Length | 95mm |
| Bolt holes spacing | 30/25mm |
| Bolt thread | M3 |
| Connector | 5mm |
| Motor Timing | 5deg |
| Drive Frequency | 8KHz |
Support
For installation and compatibility questions (ESC, battery, connectors), contact support@rcdrone.top or visit https://rcdrone.top/.
Applications
- RC helicopter power system builds and replacements
Details

Flashhobby H550 motor dimensions include a 59.5mm body length, Ø44.6mm can, Ø6mm shaft, and a 4×M3 mounting pattern for fit checks.

The Flashhobby H550 1220KV motor features a ribbed aluminum can, extended shaft, and three-wire lead for helicopter power setups.

The brushless ESC connects to the battery for power, the receiver via a PWM signal lead, and the motor through three phase wires labeled A, B, and C.
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