Sports Tuned Motor in stock @ Hobbies Zone

btw even if i give this to u on fri u can still assemble this on the track at al ain rite it does not take too long. i guess

should be a quick and easy swop....especially when swopping a silver can out.....10 min i would guess

2 min max :|

vin i dont have a GT kit at the moment.. so i wont be needing one right now.
kit first before motor.. i dont know yet if the kit will come lol

Pple please bring the rite change so i can handover the item quickly. I've not got the meeting times for fri yet??

Dont worry, we can talk turkey later....I am good for it...lol

Hi Vinesh, ill take one as well. Thanks..

done.

@ andy what time r u pple meeting ??

think 8am to leave at 8:30...

fine

Still got one more motor left anyone ??

hey vin,
maybe ill take it but not right now

Electric motor break in:

For electric brushed motors, breaking in the motor involves seating in the brush properly to the comm.
When the brush and comm combination is new, the contact area still need to be formed.
To reduce the arching (which will enlarge the air gap on the comm and speeds up the deterioration of the motor), you want to run the motor at about 4,8V DC (4 cells NiMh) for about 8 minutes.

You can use the water dip method as well (4 minutes, 4 cells), however, unlike the silver cans, these have bearings. These you need to dry and relube after the water dipping method.
Actually this is a better method, because dipping it in water:
- The motor is spinning with load on it.
- Water cleans the contact area (comm/brush) by transporting the dust away.
- Water cools the motor.

Wouldnt try this with a sport tuned.....reliable sources tell me they dont like it...

Alrite no more left all pieces sold