Motor Collection - Old School Horsepower

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Re: Motor Collection - Old School Horsepower

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coxbros1 wrote: Tue Apr 19, 2022 5:26 pm That's blasphemy!.... :lol:
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Dadio wrote: Wed Apr 20, 2022 3:31 am Well they went down well :lol:
Gotta be careful when dealing with fanatics. :lol:

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juicedcoupe wrote: Wed Apr 20, 2022 5:04 am
Gotta be careful when dealing with fanatics. :lol:

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That Dead Pool RC10 would be a cool Jay Halsey tribute car to remake.

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The motor label is either removed or just not showing, but it's some sort of Yokomo based modified in there.
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Re: Motor Collection - Old School Horsepower

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This is my fourth ceramic armature motor..... the others being a 20Single, 11Single and a 13Triple.

SRM Scorcher modified, which like MG used the Race Prep ceramic armatures for a short while in around 1990. This one was a bit of a steal, albeit well used condition, so i couldn't really say no. It was sold as a suspected 15Triple but stripping it revealed it as a Double, then when cleaning the endbell with baby wipes I revealed the hand-written 19D spec. Looks to have J H 8 stamped on one of the segments.... This one will be rebuilt and run.
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I've always thought you must cross your fingers and hold your breath when tightening a pinion onto a ceramic shaft :shock:
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Wow.. What is the advantage/purpose of the ceramic shaft?
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BattleTrak wrote: Sat Apr 23, 2022 3:20 pm Wow.. What is the advantage/purpose of the ceramic shaft?
I dunno, but there is an 'Ask Mike Dunn anything' RacePrep thead on this forum in which he details the theoretical advantages of the ceramic shafts.

They seem to demand high $$$ at the moment, so when they pop up for a good price i try to bag them, especially if they are a wind i don't have. I have posted others earlier on in this thread.
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Revolution "Brutus" 16 x 3....it's not cosmetically perfect by any means but sounds amazing, fastest motor I have so far on my machine....36,100rpm @ 7.2v 3amp
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Nice. One of the Revolution range I don't yet have (although one did come in my 834B when I bought it and i haven't removed it to check the spec on it yet).

Anything etched on the can base on it?
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Nothing at all etched on it....but I can tell u this, if I could get in the DeLorean and go back to the 80s, I would buy an rc10 A stamp, bearings, this motor and a Novak 1 esc and call it a day, guaranteed win
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coxbros1 wrote: Fri May 06, 2022 6:35 pm Nothing at all etched on it....but I can tell u this, if I could get in the DeLorean and go back to the 80s, I would buy an rc10 A stamp, bearings, this motor and a Novak 1 esc and call it a day, guaranteed win
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I have a few 16 Triples, and they all perform well. I think (based a little bit on nostalgia) that wind is probably my favorite overall. Back in around 1986/87 it was considered a must-have hot hot motor. I bought a Demon 16 Triple at that time and still have it.

I generally see around 35,000rpm from my 16Triples, although one stand out is a team MG motor which looks like an old bag of spanners from the outside, but performance is pretty wild!

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Back on to Revolution motors though - my WetMag IV is one my motor builder took a particular shine to. 39,000rpm but at a very mild 1.8amps.
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Whilst we're on the Revolution subject, i don't think I have posted this up on my thread yet.....

Been after an Insane 15 Double for ages, and finally found a really tidy one. Not rebuilt/tested it yet, but it has the factory etch marks on the can base.
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My Insane has that same engraving....mine did, 32500 @7.2v and 2 amps...curious what yours does
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coxbros1 wrote: Sat May 07, 2022 1:08 pm My Insane has that same engraving....mine did, 32500 @7.2v and 2 amps...curious what yours does
I will get it off to my motor builder guy with the next batch i send and find out.
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coxbros1 wrote: Sat May 07, 2022 1:08 pm My Insane has that same engraving....mine did, 32500 @7.2v and 2 amps...curious what yours does
OUR insane. Not just yours. Nice try. :roll:
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