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You'd have to be drawing a pretty hefty amount of current to need more than the 18A, enough so that it would probably indicate you're trying to lift too much weight to begin with (on a stock 450 anyway). DJI has been selling the 18A ESC's with the F450/550 kits for a while now, and I understand they've even dropped that to 15A models with the new versions of those setups. As long as you're using those motors or anything similar the 18A should be fine.
 
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FYI, I recently discovered that SunnySky makes a 2212 980kv motor that might be worth checking out on the 450: http://www.ebay.com/itm/4pcs-SUNNYSKY-X ... 4897.l4276

I have some SunnySky motors on my 550 and I love them, but the ones in that link are from their mid-range "X" series, mine are from the upper-range "V" series, so I can't speak to their relative quality. But, at that price, I think I might just try a set sometime soon on my Phantom just to know if they're junk or not.

They also make a 2216 900kv in the V series for not much more money: http://www.buddyrc.com/sunnysky-v2216-1 ... motor.html
 
Hello

so if i ask on the forums and tech support where i got the motors from - I've been told 18a - but the f450 arf kits and all the video on youtube the esc are 30a - I'm missing something?

if the motors are rated for 18a and you have a 30a what can happen?
 

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