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18mm Brushless Drone Motor - 7.4V 2750KV, 2S-3S for FPV Quadcopters

18mm Brushless Drone Motor - 7.4V 2750KV, 2S-3S for FPV Quadcopters

Regular price $16.27 USD
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This 18mm brushless motor delivers 20,000 RPM at 7.4V, making it suitable for 2S–3S LiPo battery systems in FPV quadcopters. It weighs just 12g and has a 2750KV rating for responsive flight performance.

Key features

  • 7.4V DC brushless design
  • 2750KV motor constant for quick throttle response
  • No-load speed of 20,000 RPM
  • Compact 18mm frame at 12g
  • Available with motor only, or bundled with 2× A-type or B-type propeller blades
  • Requires separate electronic speed controller and battery

Ideal for FPV racing and freestyle quadcopter builds running 2S or 3S battery configurations.

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C***r

Good value for the money. I ordered 5 and they all work.

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D***t

Bis! Nice little brushless motor sold at the cheapest price ever. This motor is very interesting for small Rc planes under 500mm wingspan powered with 2S. It has a low power consumption and a good efficiency even with propellers of 5 inch two blades as far as the pitch is not to big (5030 maximum in my opinion, to avoid make it overheat). Even if it has bushings instead of bearings it last a long time before wobble. Sometimes I dismantle the small grid to promote the airflow to the stator, I must say that for particular implementations when the motor is closed in the nose plane this grid is not necessary and contribute to block the few airflow there is. Highly recommended : cheap and great!

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D***t

Nice little brushless motor sold at the cheapest price ever. This motor is very interesting for small Rc planes under 500mm wingspan powered with 2S. It has a low power consumption and a good efficiency even with propellers of 5 inch two blades as far as the pitch is not to big (5030 maximum in my opinion, to avoid make it overheat). Even if it has bushings instead of bearings it last a long time before wobble. Sometimes I dismantle the small grid to promote the airflow to the stator, I must say that for particular implementations when the motor is closed in the nose plane this grid is not necessary and contribute to block the few airflow there is. Highly recommended : cheap and great!

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D***t

Bis! Nice little brushless motor sold at the cheapest price ever. This motor is very interesting for small Rc planes under 500mm wingspan powered with 2S. It has a low power consumption and a good efficiency even with propellers of 5 inch two blades as far as the pitch is not to big (5030 maximum in my opinion, to avoid make it overheat). Even if it has bushings instead of bearings it last a long time before wobble. Sometimes I dismantle the small grid to promote the airflow to the stator, I must say that for particular implementations when the motor is closed in the nose plane this grid is not necessary and contribute to block the few airflow there is. Highly recommended : cheap and great!

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D***t

Nice little brushless motor sold at the cheapest price ever. This motor is very interesting for small Rc planes under 500mm wingspan powered with 2S. It has a low power consumption and a good efficiency even with propellers of 5 inch two blades as far as the pitch is not to big (5030 maximum in my opinion, to avoid make it overheat). Even if it has bushings instead of bearings it last a long time before wobble. Sometimes I dismantle the small grid to promote the airflow to the stator, I must say that for particular implementations when the motor is closed in the nose plane this grid is not necessary and contribute to block the few airflow there is. Highly recommended : cheap and great!

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T***v

the seller ships two different models under the same item number. one is with the mesh on the bell the other without. They have different mounts. hope at least their kvbrating is the same