HOBBYWING XRotor X6 Plus G2
Series: HOBBYWING ESCs for drone motors
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The Hobbywing XRotor X6 Plus G2 is an integrated unit of motor, ESC and folding propeller from the Chinese manufacturer for mid-size multicopters on 12 to 14S. The unit carries protection rating IPX6, meaning it is protected against powerful water jets.
The motor has KV 150 and the intended folding propeller MFP 24x8.0 measures 24 inches, about 61 cm. Maximum thrust is 12,500 g; for sustained operation the manufacturer gives 6,000 g per axis, in its highlights 4 to 6 kg. The ESC delivers 25 A continuous and 80 A peak for 3 s, controlled by PWM and CAN (Cyphal/UAVCAN, DroneCAN, HWCAN). The 748 g weight includes leads and propeller, so the aircraft's weight budget does not need a second propeller added.
Frame and law: at 4 to 6 kg per axis a quadcopter carries 16 to 24 kg take-off weight, a hexacopter 24 to 36 kg; the 25 kg line between the open and the specific category therefore lies in the middle of the range of use. On 12S an ampere-hour of battery is 44.4 Wh, on 14S 51.8 Wh; from about 2.3 Ah (12S) or 1.9 Ah (14S) a pack is above 100 Wh.
For selection and wear: the recommended propeller is part of the design. Check bearings, winding, fold hinge and the IPX6 seals, especially after rain or dust; an unusual noise or play on the bell is the early sign.
Technical data
Other data
| Cell count (S) | 12-14Scorrect |
|---|---|
| Continuous current (A) | 25 Acorrect |
| Integrated propulsion unit | yescorrect |
| KV (rpm per volt) | 150correct |
| Maximum thrust (g) | 12,500correct |
| Peak current (A) | 80 Acorrect |
| Protocol | PWM + CAN (Cyphal/UAVCAN, DroneCAN, HWCAN)correct |
| Recommended propeller | MFP 24x8.0correct |
| Recommended thrust per axis (g) | 6,000correct |
| Weight (g) | 748correct |
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- Check the hour meter against the service records — a replaced instrument is the most common gap.
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