If you're into building heavy-lift drones for photography, surveying, or industrial use, this MAD 5010 EEE motor is worth a look.

It's a 240KV brushless motor designed to handle serious payloads—think 600 to 2000 grams per rotor.

With a max thrust up to around 5000g per motor, it can power quadcopters, hexacopters, or octocopters carrying cameras, sensors, or other gear.

It works with 6S to 12S Li-ion batteries and pairs well with 14 to 24-inch carbon fiber propellers.

The motor itself is pretty light at 158g, thanks to a hollow design that also helps with heat dissipation.

It's got a 24N28P stator configuration, EZO bearings for smooth rotation, and high-temp magnets and wiring for reliability.

Mounting is standard with M3 holes, so it should fit a variety of frames.

They recommend a 40A ESC (like the AMPX 40A PRO).

Whether you're mapping farmland, inspecting power lines, or shooting aerial video, this motor offers a good balance of power, efficiency, and durability.

Just make sure your setup matches the specs—especially voltage and prop size.