T-MOTOR MN6007 II Antigravity KV160
Series: T-MOTOR Brushless motors for drones
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The MN6007 II Antigravity KV160 from T-MOTOR, a Chinese maker, is a light 12S motor of the Antigravity series for 21-inch propellers on multicopters and VTOL UAVs. It belongs to the mid-size class.
The motor weighs 159 g and measures 67.2 x 26.1 mm; its shape is flat and wide. At KV 160 on 12S at 44.4 V nominal that works out to about 7,100 rpm at no load. The maximum power of 1,120 W applies for 180 s. The maker quotes up to 5,500 g of thrust, more than 34 times the motor's own weight; the recommended propeller is the P21x6.3. The power figure cannot be compared with values resting on 10 s or 30 s.
In VTOL fixed-wing aircraft the lift motors work only at take-off and landing; in cruise they are ballast and drag, so the low weight of 159 g counts for particular value. Flights beyond visual range belong in the EU to the specific category with an operational authorisation; the open category requires visual contact, a maximum height of 120 m and a maximum of 25 kg. Remote ID is mandatory for C1 to C3. Motor, ESC and battery must share the same cell count.
The lift motors of a VTOL system run only briefly per flight, but under high load; the heat at take-off and landing stresses the winding insulation. A propeller larger than recommended overloads motor and ESC. Check the bearing run, the bell's concentricity and the magnets after hard landings.
Technical data
Other data
| Cell count (S) | 12Scorrect |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (mm) | 67.2x26.1correct |
| KV (rpm per volt) | 160correct |
| Maximum power (W) | 1,120correct |
| Maximum thrust (g) | 5,500correct |
| Power rating time base (s) | 180correct |
| Recommended propeller | P21x6.3correct |
| Weight (g) | 159correct |
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