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KniteWulfe · 06:18 AM

If you open up a 2 pole motor you will see the stator is in 3 parts which the wire winds around. These create 6 electromagnetic poles which cause the motor to spin as it tries to align the rotor magnets. A 4 pole motor usually has more sets of windings to make more electromagnetic poles.

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KniteWulfe RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 51 Join Date: Sep 2010	10.18.2010, 06:12 AM If you open up a 2 pole motor you will see the stator is in 3 parts which the wire winds around. These create 6 electromagnetic poles which cause the motor to spin as it tries to align the rotor magnets. A 4 pole motor usually has more sets of windings to make more electromagnetic poles. Last edited by KniteWulfe; 10.18.2010 at 06:18 AM.