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8015 VTOL 150 KV · 12S
15.0 kg of static thrust on 12S with a 28 × 9.2 in propeller, and 1447.8 W continuous for 180 s on a 26 × 8.5, at 590 g.
VTOL
Vector Technics
Hyderabad, India
- Velocity constant
- 150 KV
- Mass
- 590 g ± 5 g · with leads
- Supply
- 12S LiPo · 44 – 50 V
- Propellers
- 26 – 30 in
- Envelope
- ø 92 × 39.5 mm
- Best efficiency
- 9.3 g/W · 26 × 8.5 CF
- Motor mount
- 4 × M4 · PCD 40 mm
- MTBF
- 1000 hours
- Every sale
- Certificate of conformity
- Capacity
- 5 000 motors a month
Will the 8015 VTOL 150 KV lift your aircraft?
Enter your all-up weight, motor count, propeller and battery. Every result is read off the measured curves, not a datasheet.
Good fit
Flies with reserve for wind and payload growth. Motor-out tolerance needs 6 or more motors.
How was the 8015 VTOL 150 KV tested?
One motor, one ESC, one day: three propellers, nine throttle steps each, 27 logged points at 12S. Every run downloads as a CSV under its run ID.
Your choice drives the curves and the raw log below.
- Date
- 25 Mar 2026
- Ambient
- 29 °C · 32 % RH · mild cross-wind
- Supply
- 12S LiPo, 2 × 22 000 mAh in series
- ESC
- 100 A, 14S rated
- Case temp
- 48 °C steady · 51 °C peak
- Bench
- Vector Technics thrust stand, Hyderabad
- Run ID
- 8015-vtol-150kv_28x9.2cffx_12s_20260325_01
| Throttle | PWM µs | Voltage V | Current A | RPM | Thrust g | Torque N·m | Power W | Efficiency g/W |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 % | 1300 | 49.7 | 3.7 | 1913 | 1419 | 0.7 | 181.9 | 7.8 |
| 40 % | 1400 | 49.5 | 7.7 | 2511 | 2688 | 1.1 | 381.6 | 7.0 |
| 50 % | 1500 | 49.1 | 15.7 | 3224 | 4654 | 1.9 | 770.4 | 6.0 |
| 60 % | 1600 | 48.5 | 26.3 | 3808 | 6698 | 2.7 | 1275.9 | 5.2 |
| 70 % | 1700 | 47.8 | 39.5 | 4322 | 9116 | 3.4 | 1887.3 | 4.8 |
| 80 % | 1800 | 47.0 | 54.6 | 4751 | 11466 | 4.2 | 2570.0 | 4.5 |
| 90 % | 1900 | 46.1 | 73.8 | 5138 | 13776 | 5.0 | 3401.4 | 4.1 |
| 95 % | 1950 | 45.5 | 85.9 | 5343 | 14989 | 5.5 | 3908.9 | 3.8 |
| 100 % | 2000 | 45.5 | 85.9 | 5344 | 15006 | 5.5 | 3909.8 | 3.8 |
What are the specifications of the 8015 VTOL 150 KV?
Measured values match the bench logs above; design values come from the drawing. The full table marks which is which.
- Continuous, 180 s
- 1448 W · 29.9 A 26 × 8.5 CF, 70 % throttle
- Torque constant
- 0.1426 N·m/A
- Maximum, bench
- 3910 W · 85.9 A 28 × 9.2 CF, 100 % throttle
- Supply
- 44 – 50 V 12S LiPo
- No-load current
- 2.37 A At 48 V
- Phase resistance
- 0.081 Ω ± 5 %
- Phase inductance
- 0.121 mH ± 5 %
- Power to mass
- 2.45 W/g Continuous · 6.6 W/g at bench peak
- Diameter
- ø 92 mm
- Length
- 39.5 mm
- Stator
- ø 80 × 15 mm
- Slots / poles
- 24N / 28P
- Bearings
- 61901-2Z Sealed
- Propeller range
- 26 – 30 in
- Tested with
- 3 propellers 26 × 8.5 · 28 × 8.4 · 28 × 9.2 CF, folding
- ESC on the bench
- 100 A · 14S Rated
- Case temperature
- 42 – 51 °C After each run, 29 °C ambient
- Custom winding
- Other KV Same frame, same mounts
- Propeller mount
- 4 × M4 · 4 × M3 PCD 23 mm · PCD 20 mm
- Shaft
- ø 8 × 5.9 mm Stick-out
- Phase leads
- 150 mm Enamelled
Full specification tableValue, condition and source for every line
| Parameter | Value | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electrical | |||
| KV | 150 RPM/V | — | Design |
| Kt, torque constant | 0.1426 N·m/A | — | Measured |
| Continuous, 180 s | 29.9 A · 1447.8 W | 70 % throttle, 26 × 8.5 CF, 12S, 7.42 kg at 5.1 g/W; case 42 °C steady, 47 °C peak at 29 °C ambient | Measured |
| Peak on the bench | 85.9 A · 3910 W | 28 × 9.2 CF, 100 % throttle | Measured |
| Supply | 44 – 50 V | 12S LiPo | Design |
| No-load current | 2.37 A | At 48 V | Measured |
| Phase resistance | 0.081 Ω ± 5 % | — | Measured |
| Phase inductance | 0.121 mH ± 5 % | — | Measured |
| Power to mass | 2.45 W/g | Continuous; 6.6 W/g at bench peak | Measured |
| Mechanical | |||
| Stator | ø 80 × 15 mm | — | Design |
| Slots / poles | 24N / 28P | — | Design |
| Mass, with leads | 590 g ± 5 g | — | Measured |
| Diameter | ø 92 mm | — | Design |
| Length | 39.5 mm | — | Design |
| Bearings | 61901-2Z | Sealed | Design |
| Propulsion set | |||
| Propeller range | 26 – 30 in | — | Design |
| Tested with | 26 × 8.5 · 28 × 8.4 · 28 × 9.2 | Carbon-fibre, folding | Measured |
| ESC on the bench | 100 A, 14S rated | — | Measured |
| Best efficiency | 9.3 g/W | 26 × 8.5 CF, 30 % throttle, 1.41 kg | Measured |
| Case temperature | 42 – 51 °C | After each run, 29 °C ambient | Measured |
| Custom winding | Other KV on request | Same frame, same mounts | Design |
| Mounting | |||
| Motor mount | 4 × M4, PCD 40 mm | Sample 8015 PRO drawing, rev V2R1 | Design |
| Propeller mount | 4 × M4 PCD 23 mm · 4 × M3 PCD 20 mm | Sample 8015 PRO drawing, rev V2R1 | Design |
| Shaft stick-out | ø 8 × 5.9 mm | — | Design |
| Phase leads | 150 mm | Enamelled | Design |
Replacing another 80 mm-class lift motor?
Send us the motor you fly today. We test it against ours: same stand, same propeller, same day.
One motor from you. Two logs from us.
You get both CSV logs, the plots and the case temperatures under run IDs. If yours wins, we publish that too.
| Motor | Max thrust | At 5.5 kg thrust | Mass | Case temp | Log |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8015 VTOL 150 KV | 15.0 kg | 5.6 g/W · 54 % | 590 g | 48 → 51 °C | CSV |
| Your motor | — | — | — | — | pending |
Your row fills from the bench log, never by hand.
What do engineers ask about the 8015 VTOL 150 KV?
What is the maximum thrust of the 8015 VTOL 150 KV?
15.0 kg static per motor on 12S with a 28 × 9.2 in carbon-fibre propeller at 100 % throttle, drawing 85.9 A and 3910 W. Bench run of 25 March 2026.
What is its continuous rating?
1447.8 W and 29.9 A for 180 s, at 70 % throttle on a 26 × 8.5 in CF propeller at 12S: 7.42 kg at 5.1 g/W. Case temperature 42 °C steady and 47 °C peak at 29 °C ambient.
Which propellers and battery does it run on?
26 to 30 in propellers on 12S LiPo, 44 to 50 V. Bench data is published for 26 × 8.5, 28 × 8.4 and 28 × 9.2 in folding carbon-fibre propellers.
How many motors do I need for my aircraft?
Use the fit check above. As an example from the measured curve, four motors on 28 × 9.2 propellers hover a 22 kg quad at 54 % throttle with a 2.7 : 1 thrust-to-weight ratio.
How heavy is it, and what is the envelope?
590 g ± 5 g with leads, ø 92 × 39.5 mm, ø 8 mm shaft. It mounts on 4 × M4 at PCD 40 mm.
Can I download the raw bench data?
Yes. Each of the three runs downloads as a CSV under its run ID, licensed CC BY 4.0. Values are as logged, nothing smoothed or rounded.
Is it NDAA and MIL-STD-810G compliant?
Yes, both. It is designed and built in India by Vector Technics, and every sale ships with a certificate of conformity.
How is the 8015 VTOL qualified before launch?
More than 1 000 hours on the bench and 100 crash-free flight hours before a motor design enters the catalogue.
Can you wind a different KV?
Yes. Same stator and mounts, your winding and voltage, 15 days from metal to prototype.
What is the lead time?
Confirmed on the quote. Motor capacity today is 5 000 a month, scaling to 15 000.
Sizing the 8015 VTOL for a programme?
Send your all-up weight, motor count, propeller, battery and volume. One engineer owns your enquiry through to delivery and confirms lead time on the quote.