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DYS D2836 brushless motor

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The D2836 is a brushless motor listed for UAV use.

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DYS D2836 brushless motor with orange housing, metal shaft and three wires.
DYS D2836 brushless motor with orange housing, metal shaft and three wires.
ModelD2836Listed model identifier.
Listed aircraft applicationsQuadcopter and hexacopter UAVsApplication description; no specific airframe compatibility is stated.

Product overview

DYS lists the D2836 in its A28 Series motor range. Its description identifies aerial UAV and multi-axis drone applications, including quadcopters and hexacopters.

Specifications

SpecificationValue & conditions
ModelD2836Listed model identifier.
Listed aircraft applicationsQuadcopter and hexacopter UAVsApplication description; no specific airframe compatibility is stated.
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