The Holybro PM06 V2 Power Module is a compact and efficient power management solution designed for drones and unmanned systems. It provides regulated 5.2V power to the flight controller and distributes power to four ESCs, while simultaneously offering real-time analog current and voltage monitoring via a 6-pin JST-GH cable. This module is ideal for builds requiring clean power delivery and accurate telemetry feedback.

Key Features
Wide Input Voltage Range: Supports 2S–14S LiPo batteries, accommodating various drone configurations.

Integrated Power Distribution: Simplifies wiring by distributing power to up to four ESCs directly from the module.

Real-Time Monitoring: Provides analog signals for current consumption and battery voltage, enabling precise telemetry data.

Pre-Soldered Components: Comes with pre-soldered XT60 connector, 12AWG wires, and a 220µF 63V capacitor for easy installation.

Compact and Lightweight: Measures 35x35x5mm and weighs 24g, making it suitable for space-constrained applications.

Specifications
Parameter    Value
Input Voltage    2S–14S LiPo (7V–58.8V)
Output Voltage    5.2V DC
Max Output Current    3A
PCB Continuous Current    70A
PCB Burst Current    120A (<60 seconds)
Voltage Divider    18.182
Amperes per Volt    36.364
Dimensions    35x35x5mm
Mounting Hole Spacing    30.5mm x 30.5mm
Weight    24g
Connector Type    XT60 (pre-soldered)
Wire Gauge    12AWG (pre-soldered)
Capacitor    220µF 63V (pre-soldered)

Compatibility & Notes
Analog Signal Output: Not compatible with flight controllers requiring digital power modules, such as Pixhawk 5X and 6X.

Current Handling: The pre-soldered XT60 connector and 12AWG wires are rated for 30A continuous and 60A burst current (<60 seconds). For higher current applications, consider upgrading the connector and wire gauge accordingly.

Package Includes
1x Holybro PM06 V2 Power Module

1x 80mm XT60 connector wire (pre-soldered)

1x Electrolytic capacitor: 220µF 63V (pre-soldered)

1x JST GH 6-pin 1.25mm pitch cable

Applications
Ideal for use in:

Multirotor and fixed-wing drones

Unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs)

Robotics projects requiring reliable power distribution and monitoring

Custom UAV builds utilizing analog power monitoring systems