Maclan MDP 10.5T Sensored Brushless Drift Motor Black Purple MCL1095
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The Maclan MCL1095 Drift Performance MDP is a 10.5T sensored brushless motor developed specifically for RC drifting, combining a standard #30 rotor, rear-mounted 3.5mm phase connections and a CNC 5-blade cooling fan rotor for smooth power delivery and flexible drift tuning
Features
- Drift-specific sensored brushless motor design
- 10.5T winding for performance-focused RC drift applications
- Developed with input from experienced drift racers
- Rear-mounted A B and C phase connections for clean wiring
- Uses 3.5mm bullet connectors
- Precision-engineered 5-blade CNC cooling fan rotor
- Standard #30 rotor provides the factory power delivery and braking characteristic
- Optional #38 and #42 rotors allow further tuning of motor response and braking feel
- Replaceable sensor unit and rotor components available separately
- Black and Purple colour scheme
Specifications
- Brand: Maclan Racing
- Series: Drift Performance MDP
- Product Type: Sensored Brushless RC Drift Motor
- Turn: 10.5T
- Rotor: 12.3mm #30
- Phase Connector Size: 3.5mm
- Colour: Black / Purple
- Manufacturer Part Number: MCL1095
Includes
- 1 x Maclan MDP 10.5T Sensored Brushless Drift Motor Black / Purple
- 1 x Sensor Wire
- 3 x 3.5mm Male Bullet Connectors
- 3 x Heat Shrink Tubes
Required To Complete
- Compatible Sensored Brushless ESC
- Suitable Pinion Gear and Drivetrain Setup
- Battery and RC Electronics Appropriate for the Vehicle
FAQ
Is the Maclan MDP 10.5T a sensored motor? Yes, current Maclan and specialist retailer listings identify the MDP as a sensored brushless drift motor and the package includes a sensor wire
What rotor is fitted as standard? The 10.5T MDP uses a 12.3mm #30 rotor as its standard configuration
Can the rotor response be changed? Yes, Maclan offers optional #38 and #42 strength rotors so the motor's power delivery and braking characteristics can be tuned to suit the driver and chassis setup
What size connectors are used on the motor? The A B and C motor phase connections use 3.5mm bullet connectors positioned at the rear of the motor
What is the purpose of the 5-blade rotor design? Maclan describes the CNC 5-blade fan rotor as part of the motor's cooling system to help manage operating temperature during extended drift sessions
Important Notes
- Use with a compatible sensored brushless ESC
- Optional #38 and #42 rotors are sold separately
- Motor temperature depends on gearing ESC settings battery voltage track load and ambient conditions
- Correct motor timing gearing and ESC setup should be verified before extended running