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RC-Monster Custom
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02.28.2006, 10:55 AM
No you need the magnet and windings in order for the sensor to work. Remember that the sensor "read's" in what position the rotor is in and by this can give power to the desired winding in order to work correctly. By eliminating either the spool or winding's I doubt that the controller will power the motor since it need's the sensor to work.
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