The Exact Motor Behind Baby Nautiloid When your Baby Nautiloid needs a motor, don’t guess — get the EMAX RS2205S 2600KV brushless motor that designer Matt Tompkins built the bot around. Matt isn’t just a hobbyist — he’s a senior design engineer with nearly a decade of professional experience designing heavy equipment, unmanned aerial systems, and precision mechanisms. When he spec’d the RS2205S for Baby Nautiloid, it wasn’t a casual choice. It was an engineering decision, and it shows in the arena. Why the RS2205S? The EMAX RS2205S is a RaceSpec motor — the “S” designation means it’s built to a higher performance standard than the standard RS2205, with improved cooling and tighter tolerances. At 2600KV it delivers fast, aggressive weapon spin-up on 3–4S power, and at just 28.5g it keeps your antweight’s weight budget where it belongs. It’s a direct drop-in replacement for the Baby Nautiloid combat robot kit — bolt it in and get back to fighting. What’s Included Each spare includes one EMAX RS2205S 2600KV CCW motor with hardware. For a limited time while supplies last, your motor also ships with a free EMAX DShot Bullet 30A ESC (35A burst, 2–4S) — a handy pit bag spare even if your Baby Nautiloid runs the Flycolor 30A BEC ESC. Once the ESC stock is gone, it’s gone — so grab it while you can. Keep Your Bot in the Fight Motors are a consumable in combat robotics — it’s not if you’ll need one, it’s when. ItGresa stocks the full Baby Nautiloid spares lineup so you’re never waiting on a part between events. Pick up a weapon shaft assembly, grab a set of AR500 single-tooth weapon discs, or stock a titanium wedge for your pit box — because the best time to order spares is before you need them.
