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SunnySky V2806 KV400

Series: SunnySky Brushless motors for drones

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The V2806 KV400 from SunnySky, a Chinese maker, is a light outrunner for small to mid-size multicopters with long flight times. The type code gives a stator of 28 mm diameter and 6 mm height; the motor measures 35 mm across and 18 mm in height on the outside.

It weighs 47 g and its KV is 400. It is rated for 4 to 6S, and the recommended propellers run from EOLO CN11x4.5 to CN15x5.5. With the CN13x5 at 25 V it delivers 1,260 g of thrust, about 27 times its own weight. The continuous current of 10 A applies for 180 s, and the maximum power of 250 W corresponds to those 10 A at 25 V. Both values depend on this time base and on the voltage; they cannot be compared with figures resting on 10 s or 30 s.

Aircraft designed for long flight times carry large batteries. For air transport the rule is: up to 100 Wh, lithium batteries travel freely in hand baggage; from 100 to 160 Wh only with the airline's approval; above that they may not travel as passenger baggage. For EU classification the take-off mass of the whole aircraft counts: C0 below 250 g, C1 below 900 g, C2 below 4 kg.

Anyone designing for endurance picks large propellers with moderate pitch and flies near the hover point, not at peak thrust. Bearing play and out-of-round bells cause vibration that reaches the flight controller's sensors. Also check the magnet retention and the winding insulation after an overload.

Technical data

Other data

Cell count (S)4-6Scorrect
Dimensions (mm)35x18correct
KV (rpm per volt)400correct
Maximum current (A)10correct
Maximum power (W)250correct
Maximum thrust (g)1,260correct
Power rating time base (s)180correct
Recommended propellerEOLO CN11x4.5 bis CN15x5.5correct
Stator diameter (mm)28correct
Stator height (mm)6correct
Stator size28x06correct
Weight (g)47correct

What to check before buying

  • Check the hour meter against the service records — a replaced instrument is the most common gap.
  • Compare the data plate and chassis number with the papers.
  • Ask about parts availability for this build year — the running costs hang on it.

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