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Brushed motor weight

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Post by kaszal » Sun Mar 13, 2011 4:42 am

I'm curious what my brushed motor weighed, I think it was a Parma 14x2 Cyclone? Anybody know the weight or that of a similar motors? My Novak 5.5 weighs 187g according to their website, which seems heavier. Thanks.

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