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PM03D Power Module w/o XT30 pre-soldered

PM03D Power Module without XT30 pre-soldered

  • Max. input voltage: 6S LiPo
  • Continuous current: 60 A
  • Peak current: 120 A

Description

Holybro PM03D Power Module (without XT30 pre-soldered)

 

The Holybro PM03D is a versatile power module and distribution board in one. It reliably supplies your flight controller with power while simultaneously monitoring battery voltage and current. It also allows for easy integration of ESCs and peripheral devices. Compatible with 4S to 6S LiPo batteries, it features multiple voltage regulators, including two 5.2 V BECs and a selectable 8 V or 12 V output for accessories.

 

Technical data

 

  • Max input voltage: 6S LiPo
  • Continuous current: 60 A
  • Peak current: 120 A
  • Max current measurement: 164 A
  • Communication protocol: I2C
  • Dimensions: 84 × 78 × 12 mm
  • Mounting holes: 45 × 45 mm
  • Weight: approx. 59 g
  • Connections: XT-60 for battery, XT-30 / solder pads for ESCs, CLIK‑Mate 2 mm for flight controller, 5.2 V & 8/12 V outputs

 

Scope of delivery

 

  • 1 × PM03D Power Module / PDB
  • 80 mm XT60 cable (pre-soldered)
  • 220 µF electrolytic capacitor (63 V, pre-soldered)
  • 2 mm CLIK‑Mate 6-pin cable
  • Adapter cable for peripherals
  • Nylon spacers + nuts

 

Notes & Compatibility

 

  • Not suitable for flight controllers that require analog current measurement.
  • Ensure appropriate wire gauge when using high-current batteries.
  • Configure the 8 V/12 V output correctly before connecting peripheral devices.

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€ 57,95
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