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SunnySky V4004 KV300

hobby fpv brushless motor. Specs read from manufacturer page ↗.

31.37TWR
31.00EFTWR
1.60Thrust kg
0.051Weight kg
A$101.64Best price

advertised This thrust figure is the one the vendor advertises, read from their product copy. The throttle setting, propeller and cell count behind it are frequently unstated, so it is a guide rather than a measurement.

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Specifications

BrandSunnySky
ModelV4004
VariantKV300
KV300
Stator4004
Weight51 g
Max thrust1,600 g
Max current10.0 A
Max power250 W
Peak power280 W
No-load current0.20 A
Winding resistance0.448 Ω
Max RPM6,506
Hover efficiency8.89 g/W
Peak-throttle efficiency5.71 g/W
Gradehobby
Applicationfpv
Data confidencereported
Thrust basisreported
Efficiency basisreported
Measured test points8

Measured thrust curve

8001,600 280 W 0 W
Thrust (g) against electrical input power (W), 8 measured points from the manufacturer's test table.

Where to buy

VendorPriceAs listedStockLead days
DrUAV CNA$101.64USD 70.73backorder48buy ↗

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Thrust test points

PropellerCellsThrust gg/WBasis
unspecified—1,6005.71reported
unspecified—1,4006.09reported
unspecified—1,2007.06reported
unspecified—1,0007.84reported
unspecified—9008.37reported
unspecified—8008.89reported
unspecified—7009.33reported
unspecified—50011.11reported

Compatible accessories

Parts this catalogue holds that fit this component, and the evidence behind each pairing. Fit is inferred from published specifications, not from having tried it. Confirm mounting and clearance before you buy.

rule of thumb The size conventionally run on a stator this big. Not a measurement -- check clearance and current draw before flying it.

CAD model

No CAD model linked yet.

How the metrics are calculated

TWR is max thrust divided by motor weight, motor only, static, excluding propeller and ESC. EFTWR scales that by hover efficiency and RPM headroom, so it equals TWR for a motor at 8 g/W and 10,000 RPM. Full methodology and the whole catalogue →