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05.09.2008, 03:09 AM
Interesting observation Daf. I just switched from a Hacker B50 (which is also a free spinning motor like a Lehner) to a Neu in my buggy an started to notice the same thing. But, I didnt connect it to the motor being the issue. However, now that you say that it makes total sense. I may have to bring a free spinning motor and a neu with me to the track next time and test this theory.
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05.09.2008, 09:27 AM
I found that out a long time ago with my Aveox system. Some of my Aveox motor doesn't have a very strong cogging, but the lower turn one does.
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