What This Product Is Used For
This brushless motor is designed to power full size FPV racing and freestyle quadcopters where torque, durability, and control are critical. Compared with smaller motor options, the 2807 format delivers stronger low end authority and sustained power for larger propellers. It is intended for three to six S builds running six to seven inch props, where pilots need confident throttle response across demanding tracks and aggressive flight styles.
Who This Product Is Best Suited To
This motor is best suited to intermediate and advanced FPV pilots building or maintaining five inch to seven inch drones. It suits racers who need punch out of corners and freestyle pilots who want smooth but forceful control for dives, recoveries, and power loops. It is ideal for pilots who prioritise durability and consistency over ultra lightweight builds.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Strong torque delivery gives confident throttle control and reduced hesitation
Robust construction helps reduce frustration from bent shafts or early motor failure
Smooth power output makes demanding flight lines easier to manage
Cons
Heavier than smaller motor options
Overkill for micro or lightweight drone builds
Real World Performance and Day to Day Use
In real world flying, the ECO II 2807 feels planted and powerful. Throttle response is immediate without feeling abrupt, making it easier to stay smooth through technical sections. The motor holds momentum well with six to seven inch propellers, which helps maintain speed without constant throttle corrections. Day to day use benefits from the reinforced design, especially for pilots who crash hard during racing or freestyle sessions.
Why We Like This Product
From the YPC Team perspective, this motor hits a sweet spot for pilots who want reliability without sacrificing performance. In real use, it feels predictable even under heavy load. A common mistake is choosing motors that are too small for the prop size, leading to overheating and poor efficiency. This motor avoids that by being well matched to larger propellers.
Comparisons With Similar Systems
Compared with smaller 22 series motors, this makes more sense if you run larger props and want more torque. Smaller motors suit lightweight racing builds.
Compared with ultra high KV motors, this offers better efficiency and control on higher voltage setups. High KV motors suit aggressive lower voltage builds.
Compared with budget motors, this prioritises durability and consistent output under stress.
Alternatives Worth Considering
If you are building a lightweight five inch race drone, a smaller motor size may be more appropriate. If maximum efficiency and flight time are the priority, lower KV options paired with lighter props can be considered.
Tips for Getting the Best Performance
Match the motor with appropriate ESC ratings to handle current draw. Use propellers within the recommended size range. Allow motors to cool between hard flights to extend bearing and magnet life.
Full Technical Specification
Motor type: Brushless
Motor model: ECO II 2807
KV rating: 1300KV
Battery support: Three to six S
Recommended propeller size: Six to seven inch
Motor dimensions: 33.9 mm by 34 mm
Motor configuration: 12N14P
Shaft diameter: 4 mm
Lead wire: 18 AWG approximately 200 mm
Weight: 47.6 g without silicone wire
Idle current at ten volts: 1.3 A
Peak current on six S: 52 A
Maximum power on six S: 1310 W
Internal resistance: 58 milliohm
Box Contents
One EMAX ECO II 2807 1300KV motor
Five M3 by 10 screws
Five M3 by 8 screws
One M5 aluminium nyloc nut
One washer and shaft screw
Buyer’s Guide
Buy this if you are building a powerful five to seven inch FPV drone and want strong torque with durable construction.
Do not buy this if you are building a micro or lightweight drone where size and weight are critical.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this motor suitable for five inch FPV drones?
Yes, it can be used on five inch builds, especially those prioritising torque.
Can it run on six S batteries?
Yes, it is rated for three to six S use.
What prop sizes work best with this motor?
It is designed for six to seven inch propellers.
Is this motor good for freestyle flying?
Yes, it offers smooth and powerful control well suited to freestyle.
Is it suitable for racing?
Yes, particularly on tracks that reward strong acceleration and stability.
Is this motor durable?
It is built with reinforced construction for demanding flight and crashes.
Does it require a high current ESC?
Yes, your ESC should comfortably handle the peak current draw.
Is this motor beginner friendly?
It is better suited to pilots with some experience due to its power.
Does it run hot?
When matched correctly with props and ESCs, temperatures remain manageable.
Is one motor included or a set?
This listing includes one motor.
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