Axisflying Blackbird V4 2307 Motor

Just when you thought your wallet was safe, Axisflying and freestyle wizard Sbang drop the Blackbird V4. This isn't just another shiny Axisflying Blackbird V4 2307 Motor; it's a meticulously engineered piece of kit for pilots who treat gravity more like a suggestion than a law. If you're looking for a top-tier 5-inch brushless motor to make your quad dance, you've stumbled into the right corner of the internet. This is the FPV freestyle motor your rig has been silently judging you for not owning yet.

Why You Want It

Let's be real: new motors won't instantly make you fly like NurkFPV. But the Blackbird V4s come dangerously close to making you feel like you can. With a monstrous 2307.3 stator, they deliver the kind of absurd torque that can pull you out of a dive ten feet from the ground. The throttle response is so smooth it feels telepathic, giving you the precision to thread gaps that would make your mum nervous. Plus, Axisflying’s “Bearing Shield Technology” (BST) gives these a fancy IP53 rating, meaning they’re more resistant to the classic British cocktail of morning dew and mud.

Specifications

• KV Options: 1960KV or 2060KV (for 6S, obviously)
• Stator Size: 2307.3 (because 2307 just wasn't enough)
• Magnet Configuration: 12N14P / N52H Arc Magnets
• Shaft Diameter: M5 (the one true shaft size)
• Wire: 20AWG, 150mm (long enough to reach, short enough to not be annoying)
• Weight: 34.74g (including cables, because who flies without them?)
• IP Rating: IP53 (ready for that damp British field)

What’s in the Box*

• 1x Axisflying Blackbird V4 2307 Motor (in your chosen KV flavour)
• 1x Hardware Set (the little screws you're definitely going to lose)

Disclaimer

*The motor is guaranteed; the anodising shade and length of the included bolts depend entirely on the factory's mood that day.

Still Here?

Wow, a reader. We're impressed. You've scrolled past the buy button, past the specs, and now you're here. You must be building the perfect 5-inch freestyle drone in your head. The IP53 rating on this motor means it's practically begging to be flown in the UK. So go on, prove to your mates that you're not just a sim pilot. Add it to the basket and let's see some DVR.