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PM07 Power Management Module w/ 5V UBEC Output for Pixhawk 4 PX4

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PM07 Power Management Module w/ 5V UBEC Output for Pixhawk 4 PX4Holybro PM07 Power Module (14S) The Spaghetti Wrangler Lets be honest: your current wiring situation looks like a incident at a pasta factory. The Holybro PM07 Power Module is here to fix that, acting as the central nervous system for your Pixhawk 6C or Pixhawk 4 builds. It takes up to 14S input voltage (because apparently, 12S was for cowards) and distributes clean, regulated 5. 2V juice to your flight controller while managing power for up to 8

Holybro PM07 Power Module (14S) – The Spaghetti Wrangler

Let’s be honest: your current wiring situation looks like a incident at a pasta factory. The Holybro PM07 Power Module is here to fix that, acting as the central nervous system for your Pixhawk 6C or Pixhawk 4 builds. It takes up to 14S input voltage (because apparently, 12S was for cowards) and distributes clean, regulated 5.2V juice to your flight controller while managing power for up to 8 ESCs. It’s the ultimate PDB and Power Module combo for pilots who prefer their drones to stay in the air rather than releasing the magic smoke.

Why You Want It

You want redundancy, and you want clean data. The PM07 provides two independent 5.2V power output ports, so if one circuit decides to take an early lunch, the other keeps your brain alive. It’s designed specifically for flight controllers that lack built-in servo headers, essentially doing the heavy lifting so your FC doesn't have to. Plus, it comes with the capacitor pre-soldered, saving you from burning your fingers for the hundredth time.

Specifications

  • Input Voltage: 2S–14S (Yes, 14S. We don't ask why, we just supply the volts.)
  • PCB Current Rating: 90A Continuous / 140A Burst (The board is a beast.)
  • BEC Output: 5.2V & 3A Max (Clean power for delicate electronics.)
  • Voltage Divider: 18.182
  • Amps per Volt: 36.364
  • Weight: 43.8g (Heavier than a feather, lighter than a brick.)
  • Dimensions: 68×50×10 mm with 45×45mm mounting holes.

Setup guide for PX4 & Ardupilot can be found in the Holybro Doc here.
PM07 User guide can be found here

What’s in the Box*

  • 1× Holybro PM07 Board (14S Version)
  • 1× 80mm XT60 Connector Wire (Pre-installed, see roast below)
  • 1× Electrolytic Capacitor: 220uF 63V (Pre-installed)
  • 2× JST GH 10P Cable
  • 1× JST GH 8P Cable
  • 2× JST GH 6P Cable

Crucial Engineering Notes

  • The Weak Link: The PCB can handle 90A, but the pre-soldered XT60 and 12AWG wire are rated for roughly 30A continuous / 60A burst. If you try to push 100A through that plug, it will become a heater. Swap the connector if you’re flying a heavy lifter.
  • Analog Only: This uses analog data output. If you own a Pixhawk 5X or 6X, this is a paperweight for you (you need the digital PM02D). Do not buy this and then complain it doesn't fit.

Disclaimer

We supply the PDB; you supply the common sense to not bridge the solder pads. *Cables included may vary depending on how generous the factory feels today.

Still Here?

You’re reading the bottom of a Power Module product page. You must really love specs or you’re procrastinating on that build on your bench. If you have a Pixhawk 4 or 6C, just add the Holybro PM07 to your cart and save your wiring loom from total anarchy. We’ll ship it fast so you can get back to breaking things.

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