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19-12-2008
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17T-handwinded brushed motor..
I’ve done a 17T-handwinded brushed motor on my xxx-CR,and it worked very nice in first test!84T spur /20Tpinion~
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16-02-2010
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very cool. i had a motor company BIGBLOCK MOTORS. I made them out of my house for about 5 years. I still run what i made! anyway, when brushless motors started to come out i wisely got out of it. In dirt brushed motors are just fine, i don't mind cutting a comm every now and then. I just finished 3rd with a 10x1 in my xx4 on sat.
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17-02-2010
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Brushless are actually a bit easier to wind than brushed motors, but don't benefit quite as significantly from perfect hand windings. Still not too hard to do though.
A TON of plane guys rewind their brushless outrunners. I actually thought about rewinding my Novak... Jon
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17-02-2010
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Anyone got any details of rewinding brushless motors, i'd be interested to see/read some stuff.
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