Wth is this? Lol

[johnnyh66]

I just found some info on mine at ClodZone.com

Trinity has three new modified motors wound and tuned especially for rock climbing. Built with our strongest magnet and high turn winds the Kreepy Krawlers will give you precise control and power to go anywhere you want with your rock crawler. Designed with a high torque rotor, dual ball bearings, adjustable timing, and capacitors already installed.

[demonoid369]

Took a pic and you can barely see it and it says 35t so maybe it's someone's armature? I know you can't see it in the pic but the first one is where it's saying 35t also just to make sure I put it back together, if i align the notch on the can to the bell it's 0timing right?

[EddieO]

That's a sagami blank...looks welded, so probably a banzai... I don't use those stamps.

Later EddieO

[demonoid369]

You lost me at the first word lol

[EddieO]

Translated.... It's not the original arm...

Later EddieO

[demonoid369]

Ahhhhhhhg lol. Alright gotcha ya. Any idea what one it could be? Do manufactures do something unique to tell one from another?

[Cordwood]

He said it....bonzai

[demonoid369]

Oh lol I oddly was thinking tree so I didn't even think of that

[demonoid369]

just tried searching bonzai and sagami....... I came up with miniature trees and condoms.......... actually 1500 condoms to be exact

[Charlie-III]

Originally Posted by demonoid369

just tried searching bonzai and sagami....... I came up with miniature trees and condoms.......... actually 1500 condoms to be exact

If spelled wrong, you'll find trees......

Tried this Google search "banzai +motor -pool -lagoon +trinity".... and one hit was.... TRINITY/BANZAI D5 11x1 TRI-ROTOR FLATWIRE MODIFIED BRUSH MOTOR,XLNT,RARE | eBay

[demonoid369]

Ah I typed in bonzai armature. Would kinda explain it

[EddieO]

Better pics would help, but it looks welded.....

Very few companies welded arms.....especially crawler arms.

But I cannot really see.

I and Banzai were the only two really welding and making crawler arms.......I don't use those dorky stamps though, so......leaves them.

Later EddieO

[EddieO]

Of course the more and more I look at the pics not on my iphone, I dunno if it is welded at all..........so it may just be a Integy machine wound armature.

Later EddieO

[JohnRobHolmes]

Originally Posted by EddieO

I know a guy who sells matched arms....his website is not in your signature though

Later EddieO

If only that was ACTUALLY the case... One must only ask, and ye shall receive. Or just look at my site. Holmes Hobbies / Holmes Bikes :: Motors :: Brushed :: Replacement Parts and Service Tools :: 540 TorqueMaster armatures


I've been practicing my armature "welding" as well. In the next batch or two we are transitioning to braze filler on all armatures There is rarely an issue with the 550f filler we currently use, but rarely is too often for the long run.


Charlie- Dual motors in a 2.2 on 3s- If you want the typical pep a 35t on 5mm web with a fat pack will be pretty stout, certainly parts breaking central If you want something a bit faster or more powerful a 20ga fat pack is pretty nuts. I can wind up anything you would want.

[EddieO]

Heh, I wasn't implying you didn't sell arms, was simply hinting charlie that I sold armatures and teasing him a bit.....but read it however you like.

I would love to see a 20 awg 5mm web sagami arm 35t though.

Interesting you are moving the purely welded arms after previous comments about it effecting the comm and such.

Later EddieO

[Cordwood]

How long would it take to get a 35 turn 20 awg 5mm web arm wound up? I'll take one

[demonoid369]

Where should I look to see if it's welded? Probably help with pics, took two, tried the best lighting but itouchs suck for pics lol instead of putting the pics on here smaller I left them in their original size so hopefully this helps

Edit: still wondering, if I align the notches that it will make it 0 timing, even if the bell is turn all the way around to connect the notches

[EddieO]

Where the wire terminates at the comm, has bent over tabs holding it in place....it will either just be bent over, soldered or welded....

Later EddieO

[demonoid369]

Ah alright got some pics of it now, doesn't look welded, it looks like metal tabs are holding it down

[Cordwood]

And stop wiping the camera lense across your ass crack before you snap the pics...