BetaFPV Pavo30 Replacement Motor 1505 3400KV (1pc)

Are you in Australia and looking to buy top - notch motors for your Pavo30 drone? The 1505 3400KV brushless motor is tailor - made for the Pavo30 3 - inch pusher cinewhoop drone. Paired with Gemfan D76 5 - Blades propellers, it gives the drone a powerful yet quiet flight. We also highly suggest using this motor when building a 3 - 4S quadcopter with an F722 AIO 35A Brushless flight controller. **Features** - This 1505 3400KV brushless motor offers a smoother and more powerful flight for Pavo30 Whoop Drone pilots, taking the Beta95X V3 series drones to a new height. - Gemfan D76 5 - Blades props are the perfect match for the 1505 3400KV motor. This efficient power system ensures a powerful and quiet flight. - When paired with an F722 AIO 35A Brushless flight controller and a 4S battery, this motor provides a thrilling flight experience. **Recommended Parts** - Frame: Pavo30 frame kit - Flight Controller: F722 AIO 35A Brushless flight controller - Compatible Propellers: HQ 75 5 - Blade 1.5 shaft hole propeller - Battery: 750mAh 4S battery/ 850mAh 4S battery/ 450mAh 4S battery **Specifications** - Weight: 12.52g/pc - Shaft length: 4mm - Shaft diameter: 1.5mm - Size: 21mm*21mm*18mm - Motor Mount Holes: 4 - M2EQS - φ5 - KV (rpm/V): 3400KV - Input Voltage: 3 - 4S lipo - Cables: 40mm long, 24AWG cables **Browse more** - Browse all 15xx Motors - Browse all BetaFPV Motors - Browse all Motors

Using this BetaFPV Pavo30 1505 3400KV motor is quite straightforward. First, make sure you have the right frame, like the Pavo30 frame kit. Attach the motor securely to the frame using the provided motor mount holes. Then, connect it to the F722 AIO 35A Brushless flight controller. Don't forget to pair it with the recommended propellers, such as the Gemfan D76 5 - Blades or HQ 75 5 - Blade propellers. And choose a 3 - 4S lipo battery for power. When it comes to safety, always double - check all connections before flying. Ensure that the propellers are tightly attached and there are no loose wires. Avoid flying in extreme weather conditions. For maintenance, after each flight, take a quick look at the motor. Check for any signs of damage or wear, like bent shafts or loose screws. If the motor gets dirty, use a soft brush to gently clean it. Store the motor in a dry and cool place when not in use to keep it in good condition.