BetaFPV 1103 Brushless Motors (1pc)

Discover the BetaFPV 1103 Brushless Motor! It packs incredible power, runs smoothly and quietly, and is light enough for the tiniest drone builds. Hurry and grab yours now! This motor comes with three KV options. The 15000KV is a great fit for most 85 - 120mm toothpick and Whoop drones, offering a better flying experience on 1S drones. Check out Nate Payne's testing results! Key features include a strengthened, thicker cable that won't break easily, and specially lengthened motor wires perfect for toothpick drones. With a 1.5mm shaft diameter, it's easy to install using a Micro JST - 1.25 3 - pin connector. Extensive and rigorous testing ensures it can withstand bad crashes, delivering amazing power, efficiency, and torque. It's built from high - quality Aviation Aluminum Alloy, Sintered NdFeB N48H High - temperature Magnets, and Japanese Kawasaki Silicon Steel Sheets Iron Core. For the 1103 15000KV motor, you can use 40mm 4 - blade or 65mm 2 - blade props, and pair it with a Toothpick F4 2 - 4S AIO Brushless FC 12A. Specifications: Height is 14mm, shaft is φ1.5mm, motor mount holes are M1.6 on Dia 8.5mm, available KV options are 8000 / 11000 / 15000, and it uses a Micro JST - 1.25 3 - pins connector. The package includes 1 * BETAFPV 1103 Brushless Motor (15000KV).

Using your BetaFPV 1103 Brushless Motor is straightforward. First, make sure to select the right KV option for your drone. The 15000KV is great for 85 - 120mm toothpick and Whoop drones on 1S power. Connect the motor to your drone using the Micro JST - 1.25 3 - pin connector. You can pair it with 40mm 4 - blade or 65mm 2 - blade props and a Toothpick F4 2 - 4S AIO Brushless FC 12A. When it comes to maintenance, keep an eye on the strengthened cable. Although it's thick and not easy to break, avoid excessive tugging. After a crash, check the motor for any visible damage. If it's been in a really bad crash, it's a good idea to do a test run in a safe environment. Store the motor in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion. And always follow the general safety guidelines when working with drones and their components.