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Serum · 05.13.2007, 07:06 AM

And the neu motors have got the wires coming out the very same way like the lehner high-amps and all the other brushless motors. Indeed; the windings are the wires, which is a good thing, lowering the internal resistance of the setup.

However; castle is currently working/testing a software update for this 'issue' they describe it as 'slotted and non slotted motors' This would be an option to choose from in the software. This would address and take care of the neu 'problem' on the MM controllers. I guess the slotted/non slotted means the way the stator is build in the BL motors, while with some motors (neu/plettenberg) you feel serious resistance when you turn the motor, others spin freely (feigao, BK)

The kontronik motors seem to be nice, but i found a nice inrunner of Robbe as well, named Roxy; i saw them on a exhibition in Germany, the person thought they had segmented magnets; their price is unbeatable, they had this massive tall motor, of about 10-15mm taller than the XL can, but it uses a slightly smaller in diameter magnet. (rotor)

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	05.13.2007, 07:06 AM And the neu motors have got the wires coming out the very same way like the lehner high-amps and all the other brushless motors. Indeed; the windings are the wires, which is a good thing, lowering the internal resistance of the setup. However; castle is currently working/testing a software update for this 'issue' they describe it as 'slotted and non slotted motors' This would be an option to choose from in the software. This would address and take care of the neu 'problem' on the MM controllers. I guess the slotted/non slotted means the way the stator is build in the BL motors, while with some motors (neu/plettenberg) you feel serious resistance when you turn the motor, others spin freely (feigao, BK) The kontronik motors seem to be nice, but i found a nice inrunner of Robbe as well, named Roxy; i saw them on a exhibition in Germany, the person thought they had segmented magnets; their price is unbeatable, they had this massive tall motor, of about 10-15mm taller than the XL can, but it uses a slightly smaller in diameter magnet. (rotor)