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T-Motor FA15.2*5

The T-Motor FA15.2*5 is a folding carbon-fiber UAV propeller supplied as two blades per pair. Built from carbon fiber and resin with a gloss finish, it features a special winglet design, easy folding and unfolding, and precise positioning. Its dimensions are 15.2*5 inches (386.1*127mm).

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Material
Carbon fiber + resin

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Product overview

The T-Motor FA15.2*5 folding UAV propeller measures 15.2*5 inches (386.1*127mm) and combines carbon fiber with resin in a gloss finish. Its special winglet design supports easy folding and unfolding with precise positioning. Supplied as two blades per pair, it has a reference weight of 27.5g per blade and a preferred rotational speed range of 3500–6500 rpm. The operating ambient temperature range is -40°C to 65°C, and the thrust limit is 6kg; exceeding that limit damages the blades.

Rotation direction follows the blade marking: viewed from above, L-marked propellers and their motors rotate clockwise, while R-marked propellers and their motors rotate counterclockwise. When fitting the propeller to a motor, apply medium-strength or stronger anaerobic threadlocker to the mounting screws. Before takeoff, check that the screws are tight and the propellers are undamaged. Replace cracked blades because they can break, and ensure the propeller and cover screws are fully seated before use.

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Specifications

T-Motor FA15.2*5 specifications
SpecificationValue & conditions
Model and dimensionsFA15.2*5; 15.2*5 inches (386.1*127mm)
Product typeFolding carbon-fiber UAV propeller
Reference weight per blade27.5g
MaterialCarbon fiber + resin
Thrust limit6kgExceeding the thrust limit damages the blades.
Operating temperature-40°C to 65°COperating ambient temperature.
Preferred rotational speed range3500–6500 rpmSpeed range for better performance.
Surface finishGloss finish
Supplied quantityTwo blades per pair
Design featuresSpecial winglet design, easy folding and unfolding, and precise positioning
L rotation directionPropeller and motor rotate clockwiseViewed from above; models marked L.
R rotation directionPropeller and motor rotate counterclockwiseViewed from above; models marked R.
Mounting screw adhesiveApply medium-strength or stronger anaerobic threadlocker to the mounting screwsWhen mounting the propeller on a motor.
Installation and blade inspectionCheck that mounting screws are tight and propellers are undamaged; replace cracked bladesBefore takeoff.

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