Aveox's electronic group parlayed their expertise in small high-power density amplifiers to produce a 5kW amplifier that fits on the back of the motor. Finally an integrated centrifugal cooling fan was designed to augment power dissipation on the stator and controller. The motor only weighs two pounds. More planes from the Naval Research labs. Aveox is currently working on a several new motors that will eventually propel it to 50,000 feet.
Solar cells supply the power for the motor and charge the on-board batteries for night flight.
The goal of this project is to have a fleet of these fly in formation and stay aloft perpetually. 2600 series motors. Normally sold with a straight sleeve similar to the Geophysical motor above. This is the latest motor that Aveox has developed for the SPFF project. It is a standard silicon steel stator.