D2826 Brushless 1400KV Combat Robotics Weapon Motor If you’re building a combat robotics weapon system, the motor you choose makes or breaks your build. The Flashhobby D2826 Brushless 1400KV combat robotics motor is great for high-impact weapon applications — spinners, drums, and beaters — where reliability under repeated shock loading isn’t optional, it’s survival. A step up from the common D2822, the D2826 provides a 40% increase in Max Current capability and a larger, more rugged motor housing. Why the D2826? Flashhobby manufactures the D2826 entirely in-house, controlling every step from winding to final assembly. That means tight, consistent windings, correctly rated magnets, precision-cut stators, and balanced rotors — every unit, every time. At 205W max power on a 3S LiPo, it delivers serious weapon energy in a compact 27.7×26mm can weighing just 50g. What’s in the Box The D2826 ships with common mounting hardware. You’ll get the motor, four M3×5 mounting screws, a cross mount, and an adapter. Additional mounting options include the Fingertech blade mount for a direct weapon connection, the Fingertech angled motor mount for ease in mounting the motor to the chassis, and Fingertech pulleys and belts for a belt-drive connection to the motor. ESCs Match the D2826 1400KV with a 30A–40A ESC or greater. There are lots of good brushless choices, including the Repeat 35A AM32, and the E-Power’s Aria 35A AM32. If you’re not ready to move off the BLHeli platform, check out E-Power’s Aria BLHeli_32 35A, or Flashhobby’s BLHeli_32 35A or 40A (while supplies last). Each robot is different — make sure you match your ESC to the requirements of your design. Specs at a Glance Shaft is 3.17mm diameter × 41mm length with a standard 16×19mm mounting pattern (M3×4 thread). Max current is 18.9A, internal resistance 0.078Ω. Operating temperature range is 0°C–80°C. It’s a tough, no-excuses motor built for the arena.
