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Motors›MAD M5C12 IPE 490kV

MAD M5C12 IPE 490kV

The MAD M5C12 IPE 490kV is a 490 kv motor with a 61 × 36.5 mm stator, weighing 263 g and rated to 85.5 A.

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Specifications

Identity

BrandMAD
ModelMAD M5C12 IPE 490kV
kv490

Electrical

Max A85.5
Phase resistance18 mΩ
Poles14
Maker cells6S
Curve pack—

Mechanical

Weight0.58 lb
Stator61×36.5
Stator length36.5 mm

Limits

Max power—
MotorMAD M5C12 IPE 490kVThis page
Propeller—
Battery—
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Performance

No published curves for this part yet

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Fast modelComputed 2026-10-03prom-rs/0.6.2Validation

The curves here are the Fast model, which every account and every visitor runs without limit. An account also runs the Full model, which solves a database propeller from its measured blade geometry.

Engineering aid — ThrustLab results are physics-based estimates, not certified data. Always bench-test and independently validate before committing a real build to flight. Not for safety-critical or certification use.