Flywoo ROBO 1303
| Stator | 1303 |
|---|---|
| KV options | 6000 |
| Weight | 6.1 g (cable excluded) |
| Shaft | 1.5mm |
| Max cells | 2-4S |
| Dimensions | Ø16.5x10.1 mm |
| Mount | 9x9mm |
| Max thrust | 355 g |
| Price (approx.) | 16.99 USD |
At 6.1 g it is 0.7 g lighter than average across the 4 1303-class motors in our database (avg 6.8 g).
Best props for the ROBO 1303
3"- 4"
Thrust data (Flywoo bench test)
| KV | Prop | Battery | Throttle | Current | RPM | Thrust | Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6000 | GF2020R*4 | 2S | 50 | 2.7 A | — | 83 g | 4.154 g/W |
| 6000 | GF2020R*4 | 2S | 100 | 10.35 A | — | 219 g | 2.859 g/W |
| 6000 | GF2020R*4 | 3S | 50 | 5 A | — | 144 g | 2.595 g/W |
| 6000 | GF2020R*4 | 3S | 100 | 19 A | — | 349 g | 1.655 g/W |
| 6000 | GF D51*4 | 2S | 50 | 2.9 A | — | 86 g | 4.007 g/W |
| 6000 | GF D51*4 | 2S | 100 | 11.9 A | — | 223 g | 2.532 g/W |
| 6000 | GF D51*4 | 3S | 50 | 6.1 A | — | 157 g | 2.319 g/W |
| 6000 | GF D51*4 | 3S | 100 | 22.5 A | — | 355 g | — |
| 6000 | GF2540*3 | 2S | 50 | 4.3 A | — | 110 g | 3.457 g/W |
| 6000 | GF2540*3 | 2S | 100 | 17.5 A | — | 269 g | 2.077 g/W |
| 6000 | GF3018*2 | 2S | 50 | 3.6 A | — | 114 g | 4.279 g/W |
| 6000 | GF3018*2 | 2S | 100 | 17.7 A | — | 308 g | 2.352 g/W |
| 6000 | GF3018*3 | 2S | 50 | 3.1 A | — | 124 g | 5.405 g/W |
| 6000 | GF3018*3 | 2S | 100 | 13.4 A | — | 303 g | 3.056 g/W |
| 6000 | GF3028*3 | 2S | 50 | 3.8 A | — | 135 g | 4.801 g/W |
| 6000 | GF3028*3 | 2S | 100 | 16 A | — | 337 g | 2.846 g/W |
Manufacturer bench figures (Flywoo bench, 6000 KV on six props at 7.4 V (2S) and, on two of them, 11.1 V (3S), 50% and 100% throttle, with the motor temperature after 3 s at full throttle); real-world thrust varies with ESC, battery sag and prop condition.
Thrust-to-weight with this motor
Four Flywoo ROBO 1303 motors at 355 g max thrust each give 1420 g: 2:1, the minimum to fly, up to 710 g all-up; 4:1 (freestyle) up to 355 g; 8:1 (racing) up to 177.5 g.
RPM & prop speed on this motor
Props in this motor's class
| Prop | Size | Blades | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gemfan 4022F 2-Blade | 4.0x2.2 | 2 | 0.37 g |
| Gemfan Hurricane 3018 Durable 1.5mm | 3.0x1.8 | 2 | 0.75 g |
| Gemfan Hurricane 3018 Durable 2mm | 3.0x1.8 | 2 | 0.75 g |
| HQProp T3x1.5 Durable | 3.0x1.5 | 2 | 0.78 g |
| HQProp T3.5x2.2x2 | 3.5x2.2 | 2 | 1.1 g |
Where this data comes from
Flywoo's own ROBO 1303 6000KV page (flywoo.net, read 2026-10-23 through the local browser; the description images are on Flywoo's Shopline image host) carries a PRODUCT PARAMETERS bench table (description image 9-en-2.jpeg, 1600x1329): GF2020R*4 and GF D51*4 at 7.4 and 11.1 V, GF2540*3, GF3018*2, GF3018*3 and GF3028*3 at 7.4 V only, 50% and 100% throttle, with no RPM column; the sheet names no KV, and the page sells the 6000 KV winding only. Every row's power is volts times amps; every efficiency is thrust over that power except one, recorded rather than repaired: GF D51*4 at 11.1 V and 100% prints 1.427 g/W, where 355 g over 249.8 W (11.1 V x 22.5 A) is 1.421, so that efficiency cell is left empty while volts, current and thrust stay as printed. Max thrust is that row, 355 g at 22.5 A, marked 85 C after 3 s; the best 2S figure is 337 g on GF3028*3. The parameter block states NSK bearings, 13 x 3 mm stator, 1.5 mm shaft, 2-4S, a 9 x 9 mm mount and 'Weight 6.1g (without wire)', which replaces the retailer's 5.0 g (a maker figure the retailer's is below even without the cable); the maker prints no weight with the cable. The dimensional drawing (8-en.jpeg) gives a Ø16.5 mm bell and a 10.1 mm body length, four M2 holes. The table's props top out at 3 inch, against the retailer's 3-4 inch recommendation, which is left as the listing prints it.