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Tat2 · 01:25 PM

Medusa Afterburner V2 MR-036-050-3300-5
Specs here: http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...rod=medusa3660

The motor comes with longer motor wires butt-spliced to the original wires, and has Castle's 6.5mm bullet connectors soldered to the ends. (All easily removed if desired.)

Lehner Basic XL-3100

1300 Watts @ 80 Amps. 210g. Standard 3.17mm shaft, with pre-ground flat spot.

The Medusa has had 6 packs run through it, and is like new. The Lehner has had 3 packs run through it. The motor mount threads are stripped on the Lehner (the windings are not damaged), which can easily be fixed, but other than that both motors are in great condition, run as strongly as they did when I received them, and have lots of life left in them.
You can either PM me here, or eml me if you have questions, want to see more pix, or would like to make an offer on one, or both motors. deathlycaress@verizon.net

Thanks for looking.

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Tat2 RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 12 Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Harm City	FS Medusa and Lehner motors - 08.06.2012, 03:10 PM Medusa Afterburner V2 MR-036-050-3300-5 Specs here: http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...rod=medusa3660 The motor comes with longer motor wires butt-spliced to the original wires, and has Castle's 6.5mm bullet connectors soldered to the ends. (All easily removed if desired.) Lehner Basic XL-3100 1300 Watts @ 80 Amps. 210g. Standard 3.17mm shaft, with pre-ground flat spot. The Medusa has had 6 packs run through it, and is like new. The Lehner has had 3 packs run through it. The motor mount threads are stripped on the Lehner (the windings are not damaged), which can easily be fixed, but other than that both motors are in great condition, run as strongly as they did when I received them, and have lots of life left in them. You can either PM me here, or eml me if you have questions, want to see more pix, or would like to make an offer on one, or both motors. deathlycaress@verizon.net Thanks for looking. Sometimes you have to cross the line to figure out where it is. Last edited by Tat2; 08.07.2012 at 01:25 PM.