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reedy motor help

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I have a reedy tri sonic motor. Red can with a B sticker on it. I took it apart and there is a 41 written on the armature. Does anyone have any info on this? Also is it possible to short a motor? I was bashing last week and my capacitor that goes from + to - touched the ground leg. I think. Now if it turns it turns slow then stops also won't go in reverse. Hooked up another motor to the sped control and it spins fast,forward and reverse.
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Re: reedy motor help

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Reedy Tri Sonic B is a 15 triple, it's listed as an onroad motor. PM me for a copy of the PDF file, I'll email it to you.
It's possible that a few of the windings have shorted but that would have to have been a hefty jolt. Have you resoldered the capacitors to their proper locations?

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Installed new capacitors. Maybe I will try another set. The fizzled motor is on my b4. The reedy motor I bought years ago and was running it in a ayk radiant with truck tires. So wrong application all the way around. I remember I brought the car with me to the hobby store and the dude still sold me the wrong motor. I just pulled the reedy out of the radiant today to see if if I could use it in my b4. So I guess I will save my pennies and go brushless. Thanks for the I.d.
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