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01.20.2012, 09:12 PM
OK so, after a bit of research, I tried several combernations.
I labled the motor with the problem as bad, and the one I know that works good.
bad rotor + good can = buzz + stiff to turn
bad rotor + bad can = buzz + stiff to turn
good rotor + good can = quiet + easier to turn
So, this leads me to think it must be a problem with the rotor.
Being stiffer to turn is just the magnets in the bad rotor are better I am guessing.
The buzz however would be one of two things, either the rotor is unbalanced, or there is something on the rotor hitting the can, maybe kevlar strands?
I have inspected the rotor and there are some tiny kevlar fibres coming off, but surely they could not cause all that noise...
E-Revo Brushless MMM + Neu 1515 5S
Hyper 7e MMM + Neu 1717 6S Speed Project
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