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T motor MN4110 300 KV Raspberry Pi 3 Official Case for Model B and B+(White & Pink) Autonomous robotics and drone applications

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T motor MN4110 300 KV Raspberry Pi 3 Official Case for Model B and B+(White & Pink) Autonomous robotics and drone applications Autonomous robotics and drone applications requiring low latency inference for obstacle avoidance and real time sensor data processing without lag Specification Details Product Type Brushless Outrunner Motor Brand T motor Model MN4110 KV Rating 300 KV Origin Original Authentic Warranty 7 days on manufacturing defects Shipping 1 5 days from Bengaluru Delivery 7 8 days across India Support 24 7 via Email and WhatsApp Stator Diameter 41mm Stator Length 10mm Shaft Diameter 4mm Typical Voltage Range 11 300 KV rating optimized for medium lift multirotor platforms requiring balanced torque and RPM characteristics for efficient propeller operation

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