Holybro PM06 V2 Power Module, Analog Voltage/Current Sensing, 2-14S

The Holybro PM06 V2 sits between a flight battery and the flight controller, stepping the main pack voltage down to a steady 5.2V supply for the controller while simultaneously measuring and reporting back the battery's current draw and voltage as analog signals, both carried over a single 6-pin JST-GH cable. That combination of regulated power delivery and telemetry in one small board is the standard role a power module plays on any Pixhawk-family flight controller setup.

It accepts a wide 2S to 14S input range, and the PCB itself is rated for 70A continuous with a 120A burst tolerance for under 60 seconds, giving real headroom on the board's own copper. The limiting factor in practice is the pre-soldered XT60 connector and 12AWG wire, rated at 30A continuous with a 60A burst (also under 60 seconds); builds drawing more than that through the main power lead need to replace the stock connector and wire gauge with something rated higher, a detail Holybro's own documentation calls out directly rather than leaving builders to discover it the hard way.

It also provides power distribution for up to 4 ESCs directly from the module, useful on a quadcopter build where the power module can double as a simple distribution point rather than needing a separate PDB for a small build. One compatibility note worth flagging clearly: this module is not compatible with Pixhawk 5X or 6X flight controllers, which require a digital power module such as the PM02D instead; using the PM06 V2 with those specific controllers will not work correctly.

The module measures 35 x 35 x 5mm and weighs 24g, and the package includes the power module itself along with a JST GHR 6-pin 1.25mm cable. Builders running a Pixhawk-family flight controller that isn't a 5X or 6X, and who need both regulated 5.2V power and current/voltage telemetry from one compact module, will find the PM06 V2 a standard, well-documented fit.