GEPRC SPEEDX2 2306E
| Stator | 2306 |
|---|---|
| KV options | 1860 |
| Weight | 33.3 g |
| Shaft | 5mm |
| Max cells | 6S |
| Configuration | 12N14P |
| Dimensions | Ø29x18.6 mm |
| Mount | 16x16mm |
| Winding resistance | 83.17 mOhm |
| Max thrust | 1342 g |
| Price (approx.) | 19.49 USD |
At 33.3 g it is right at the class average across the 21 2306-class motors in our database (avg 32.7 g).
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Thrust data (GEPRC bench test)
| KV | Prop | Battery | Throttle | Current | RPM | Thrust | Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 10 | 0.42 A | — | 36 g | 3.36 g/W |
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 20 | 1.57 A | — | 127 g | 3.21 g/W |
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 30 | 3.32 A | — | 229 g | 2.73 g/W |
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 40 | 4.91 A | — | 325 g | 2.63 g/W |
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 50 | 7.27 A | — | 446 g | 2.44 g/W |
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 60 | 11.9 A | — | 598 g | 2.0 g/W |
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 70 | 17.17 A | — | 761 g | 1.77 g/W |
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 80 | 21.73 A | — | 944 g | 1.74 g/W |
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 90 | 28.53 A | — | 1169 g | 1.64 g/W |
| 1860 | 5131 | 6S | 100 | 35.86 A | — | 1322 g | 1.48 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 10 | 0.46 A | — | 40 g | 3.45 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 20 | 1.59 A | — | 136 g | 3.38 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 30 | 3.36 A | — | 240 g | 2.83 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 40 | 5.34 A | — | 350 g | 2.6 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 50 | 7.57 A | — | 493 g | 2.59 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 60 | 12.72 A | — | 672 g | 2.1 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 70 | 19.22 A | — | 840 g | 1.74 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 80 | 24.53 A | — | 995 g | 1.62 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 90 | 30.32 A | — | 1173 g | 1.55 g/W |
| 1860 | 5136 | 6S | 100 | 39.18 A | — | 1342 g | 1.38 g/W |
Manufacturer bench figures (GEPRC bench, 1860 KV at 6S (25.2 V nominal), 10 throttle points (10-100%) on each of two 5in props (5131, 5136)); real-world thrust varies with ESC, battery sag and prop condition.
SPEEDX2 2306E vs other 2306 motors on 6S
The same thrust costs different power on different motors. Each line is one maker's own bench series (6S, its own prop), drawn as grams of thrust per watt against thrust, so a higher line makes that thrust for less battery current. Throttle percent is left out on purpose: it means something different on every maker's rig.
| Motor | KV | Prop | Peak thrust | At 1300 g | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEPRC SPEEDX2 2306E | 1860 | 5136 | 1342 g at 987 W | 932 W (1.4 g/W) | |
| EMAX E3 Series 2306 | 1900 | EMAX AVAN 5026-3 | 1760 g at 978 W | 614 W (2.12 g/W) | |
| EMAX ECO II Series 2306 | 1900 | DALPROP Cyclone 5050 | 1990 g at 1154 W | 665 W (1.96 g/W) | |
| RDQ Badass 2 2306.5 | 1900 | 6045 | 1927 g at 1128 W | 552 W (2.35 g/W) | |
| T-Motor F40 PRO IV 2306.5 | 1950 | T-Motor T5150 Tri-Blade | 1902 g at 1012 W | 571 W (2.28 g/W) | |
| T-Motor Pacer V2 P2306 | 1950 | T-Motor T5147 Tri-Blade | 1701 g at 950 W | 565 W (2.3 g/W) |
Power at 1300 g is read off each maker's curve, straight-line between its two nearest bench points; 1300 g is the highest thrust every motor here reached. Different props and rigs move these curves as much as the motor does, so compare rows on a similar prop. Peak thrust of every 2306 motor: 2306 motors compared. How to read a bench table: reading motor bench tables.
Thrust-to-weight with this motor
Four GEPRC SPEEDX2 2306E motors at 1342 g max thrust each give 5368 g: 2:1, the minimum to fly, up to 2684 g all-up; 4:1 (freestyle) up to 1342 g; 8:1 (racing) up to 671 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 |
| HQProp Durable T4x2.5 | 4.0x2.5 | 2 | 1.45 g |
| Gemfan Hurricane 4024 Durable | 4.0x2.4 | 2 | 1.61 g |
| HQProp Durable 4x2.5 | 4.0x2.5 | 2 | 1.7 g |
| HQProp Durable T4x2x3 | 4.0x2.0 | 3 | 2.0 g |
Where this data comes from
The rows are GEPRC's own bench table, published as an image in the description gallery of its product page on geprc.com - the seventh brand this dataset has read a manufacturer sheet from. The E-series template is one winding over two 5in props, ten throttle points each (10-100% in 10% steps), with columns Type / Prop (inch) / Voltages (V) / Throttle (%) / Current (A) / Thrust (G) / Power (W) / Efficiency (G/W) / Temperature (C). It publishes no per-row RPM, so that column is empty here. **The Voltages column is the nominal 6S pack voltage, 25.2 V, repeated on every row, not a measured per-row figure**: the sheet's own Power column sits progressively below 25.2 x current as throttle rises, which is the pack sagging under load. Printed Efficiency reproduces Thrust / printed Power on every row. Identity with GEPRC's own Specifications block is 1860 KV, 12N14P, a Ø29x18.6 mm body, a 5 mm shaft, 6S and 33.3 g with wire - and the block's own Max Watt (972.7 W) and Peak Current (39.18 A) are the 5136 100% row here to the digit, which is the cross-check. Sheet temperatures: 110.5 C on the 5131 run, 118.4 C on the 5136 run.