EMAX Babyhawk 87mm Femto F3 Bullet 6A 1104 5250kv Brushless Motor Mirco Brushless FPV Racer PNP

The EMAX Babyhawk 87mm is a Plug-n-Play micro brushless FPV racer: the all-in-one camera and 25 mW VTX, the Femto F3 flight controller with 5 V regulator, four Bullet 6 A BLHeli_S ESCs,…

Specifications

The EMAX Babyhawk 87mm is a Plug-n-Play micro brushless FPV racer: the all-in-one camera and 25 mW VTX, the Femto F3 flight controller with 5 V regulator, four Bullet 6 A BLHeli_S ESCs, an 1104 5250 KV motor and 2.3-inch propellers are all pre-built into an 85 mm moulded PC-plastic frame. Add your own SBUS, PPM or DSM2 receiver and a 2S pack and it flies — no soldering required.

Key Features

• Pre-built 87 mm micro brushless racer (PNP)
• EMAX All-in-One camera + 25 mW CMOS VTX
• Femto F3 flight controller / PDB with 5 V regulator
• Four Bullet 6 A BLHeli_S 2S plug-in ESCs
• 1104 5250 KV brushless motor on 2.3-inch props
• Moulded PC-plastic frame with clip-on motor guards

Specifications

What Is in the Box

• 1 × pre-built 87 mm frame with motor, ESCs and FC
• 1 × all-in-one camera and 25 mW VTX
• 4 × 2.3-inch propellers
• 1 × set of PC-plastic motor guards
• Receiver ready for SBUS / PPM / DSM2 (receiver not included)

The Babyhawk is the next step up from a Tinyhawk whoop — bigger props and a brushless motor mean more speed outdoors. If you are moving from ducted whoops, start with our EMAX Tinyhawk micro whoop guide, and size the pack with the FPV LiPo battery guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What receiver do I need for the Babyhawk 87mm?

It is PNP, so you add your own SBUS, PPM or DSM2 receiver — the bind-ready wiring is already in place. A BNF version with a fixed receiver is linked from the product page if you prefer not to bind your own.

What battery does it use?

A 2S LiPo around 300 mAh is the matched size; with props and guards fitted the AUW is about 86 g on a 2S 300 mAh pack.

Is the Babyhawk good for beginners?

It suits pilots moving up from indoor whoops to outdoor micro racing. It is faster and less forgiving than a ducted whoop, so some whoop experience helps.

Can I swap the props?

Yes. It ships with 2.3-inch propellers and the 1104 5250 KV motor is tuned for that size; stay near 2.3-inch to keep the 2S power system happy.

What is the difference from a Tinyhawk?

The Babyhawk uses open 2.3-inch props and a brushless 1104 motor for outdoor speed, while Tinyhawk whoops use ducted props for safe indoor flight — different tools for indoor versus backyard racing.