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05.26.2008, 11:25 AM

I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that this was an intentional design change. I think it may help the motor's ability to coast in neutral as opposed to effectively brake in neutral. Not sure however so I'd suggest you check with Tekno.
   
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05.27.2008, 08:34 AM

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I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that this was an intentional design change. I think it may help the motor's ability to coast in neutral as opposed to effectively brake in neutral. Not sure however so I'd suggest you check with Tekno.
Cogging may be the wrong term to use here. The above quote is probably the issue.
   
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05.27.2008, 09:32 AM

I hope this is a genuine improvement, not a compromise to help people run lower quality controlers.
   
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05.27.2008, 10:16 AM

Maybe they just went to a different diameter rotor to give it a little more airgap.
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05.27.2008, 04:07 PM

I have the original Neu 1515/1.5d and the Tekno Neu 1515/1.5d and the original does seem to run cooler.
   
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