Hi Chris, are you sure that part /model number is correct?
Can't find it anywhere. Have twigged it must be a J Perkin motor but can't find anything on a C60 type.🤔
Cheers, Doug 😎

Thanks again been searching all over for that info. Got my Crash Tender completed just setting up the the smaller 7.4volt lipo’s if ok will show the photos.
Did find with the Hawk escs set up the forward stop and reverse settings as per the instructions and the motors worked immediately only had to go into the parameters to set the reverse. So you may have another problem on your setup and not the hawk esc

Thank you I will try with 2 & 4 poles

Actually 4 pole ,
"Graupner HPD 2920-4000
High-end brushless motor
Particularly suitable for: MiniMono, MiniHydro, MiniCats, MiniHydroplanes, aircraft with wingspan up to 1 m, off-road and on-road 1:12

Features
?Special CNC-machined housing for maximum heat dissipation
?High-efficiency 4-pole 12-slot brushless motor
?High-performance rotor with Kevlar reinforcement
?High-purity copper coils for optimised conductivity
?Extremely strong sintered neodymium magnets
?Intense torque at low weight

Specification
Operating voltage range : 4,2-16,8 V
No-load speed: 29600 U/min
All-up weight, approx. : 90 g
Free shaft length: 10 mm
Recommended controller: Navy V75 G7257
Output : 650 W
Number of poles: 4
Permissible motor direction : R und L
Nominal voltage: 7,4 V
Case length: 30 mm
Shaft diameter: 4 mm
Case diameter: 29 mm
Revolutions/Volt: 4000 "

Taken from one Google, first response at Cornwall Models Boats!😉
Note. 650W, Nominal voltage 7.4V. No wonder it's a bit quick on 11.1V 😲
Cheers, Doug 😎

I have a hawk BL60 and when setting up left it at 2 poles as I couldn’t find the number of poles on the Graupner HPD 2920 4000
And it works ok have fitted to of these in my crash Tender and both worked fine although I find it a bit fast with the 11 volt lipos