LodeIron Motor Co., LLC Ruidoso, New Mexico, USA Est. 2026

Product

The 2812 family.

One motor frame in three winds, built for multirotor propulsion on 6S. Same housing, same bearings, same mounting pattern. The only thing that changes is the wind, so you can pick by propeller and know everything else stays put across your fleet.

Photo 07 · Product Finished motor on white or dark seamless,
three quarter view, prop nut visible.
Square, 2000px. This is the money shot.

Fig. 1  LMC-2812, 810KV shown

Common to all winds

ConfigurationBrushless outrunner
Stator size28 x 12
Shaft5 mm, prop nut retained
Bearings6 x 12 x 4 mm, shielded
MountingM3, 19 mm hole spacing
Bell and base7075-T6 aluminum
Magnet wire200 C class, heavy build
TerminationWye
Recommended pack6S
MarkingLaser marked serial and scan code

Mass, thrust, and efficiency figures are published per serial rather than as a family claim. See Quality for why.

Pick by propeller

Three winds. The rest of the motor is identical.

930KV

Speed and agility

Part number
LMC-2812-930
Props
7 to 8 in
Cells
6S
Shaft
5 mm
Mount
M3, 19 mm

810KV

The all-rounder

Part number
LMC-2812-810
Props
8 to 10 in
Cells
6S
Shaft
5 mm
Mount
M3, 19 mm

725KV

Endurance and payload

Part number
LMC-2812-725
Props
9 to 10 in
Cells
6S
Shaft
5 mm
Mount
M3, 19 mm

Not sure which wind fits your airframe? Tell us the frame, the all-up weight, and the propeller you want to run, and we will tell you which one we would put on it. If none of them are right, we will say that too.

Two lines

Same motor. Different paperwork.

 Commercial lineFederal line
DesignIdenticalIdentical
TestingPer serial, full recordPer serial, full record
RecordsOnline by scan or serial lookupOnline, plus printed certificate in the box
Bill of materialsBest available componentsDFARS-traceable, documented origin
Lead timeShorterLonger, sourcing is the constraint
PriceLowerHigher, the documentation is the cost
Best forCinema, mapping, industrial, serious sportAgency, program, and grant-funded work

If you are not sure which line your project needs, ask. The answer usually comes down to one clause in your contract, and we would rather read it with you than sell you the wrong thing.

Ordering

Not shipping yet. Worth talking now.

First articles are on the bench and production units are not yet available. Early allocation is going to integrators who will fly them hard and tell us the truth about what happened.

Send us the airframe, the all-up weight, the propeller, and the pack. We will tell you which wind we would fit and roughly when we could deliver.