OK. so the smallest props from the pitch of e props with 130 cm draw at least 14 kilowatts of power at 3000 rpm. that means if you bring your motor to 3000 rpm you have a switching / control voltage of around 70 volts on the esc. so that the output from the motor reaches 14 kilowatts, including a loss of 10 percent, it is 15.3 kilowatts that come from the battery to the esc. in the esc, the power is generated from 70 volts by 220 amps. as the torque is not too much voltage, the phase currents will surely rise to over 400 amperes in the controller. therefore it is impossible with such an motor and propeller not even to achieve the performance of a 100 cc gasoline engine. for 5 seconds, yes that can be. I like to be convinced of the opposite.