how many turns a motor has, can someone explain??

[milestone]

the turns a motor has, does this have something to do with torque, or speed of motor? what is the max and min turns u can have in a scaler?

[demonoid369]

You really need to search, and do some reading and you'll learn.

Actually if you just look in the sticky section on the electronics, you'll learn enough about what turns do in a motor, plus might help on your other thread about brushed and brushless.

[SMR 510RR]

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Originally Posted by demonoid369

You really need to search, and do some reading and you'll learn.

Actually if you just look in the sticky section on the electronics, you'll learn enough about what turns do in a motor, plus might help on your other thread about brushed and brushless.

X2! This stuff is all on here, I recommend reading the stickies at the top of the electronics section.

The less turns a motor has the faster it will be per volt of input power, of course that comes with a downside...Reduced torque at lower RPM's.

For a scaler you could run anything from a 55t to a 12t, it really depends on your rig and what you want to do with it. Check out the rig specific sections for information about what people are using with your truck.

[jvella]

This should help-What powers your SCX10?

[Archangel]

It also depends on the final gearing of your rig.