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Bondonutz
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09.18.2009, 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by SpEEdyBL View Post
One thing about the Tekin 1900 is that it is Y wound which means it is slightly more efficient than D wound motors and responds better to changes in timing. I stick with zero timing, but if I want a little more punch and rpm, i could just bump up the timing a little. You can't really do that with D wound motors.
Pardon my ignorance, Whats the diff between Y wound vs D wound.
Please explain ??


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