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01-12-2021, 12:15 AM | #21 |
I wanna be Dave Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: My mothers basement
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| Re: Team Brood Racing 5-Slot and 3-Slot Sealed Can Motors
[bitterness] But then again, judging from the forum posts and social media... People would all rather just ask, like its never been answered before "What's the best motor for my car, and no I won't tell you how I'm going to drive it, that's personal." Never a mention gearing or battery or... Man that gets old... [/bitterness] |
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01-12-2021, 07:40 PM | #22 | |
I wanna be Dave Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Arlington, Washington
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| Re: Team Brood Racing 5-Slot and 3-Slot Sealed Can Motors Quote:
When I simplified the site, I took a lot of those options off basically every type of motor. I did make an ultimate of some motors (conflux, stubby, etc) which you can still choose said options like magnets and can thickness, etc. Each and every one of those options is a button......click on it, it explains options and what they do.... They don't exist on the basic versions as they are not an option anymore, as per listening to customers questions, I made basic versions that people could just order without having to make a bunch of decisions on options. I however kept an ultimate version of some motors for the guys who wanted to take the time and build a fancy motor. Button examples on a Conflux Ultimate Magnets Choose the magnet that gives the performance characteristics you want. Magnet mods are available for each magnet that allows you to fine tune the magnet to your needs. More powerful magnets will increase torque, drag brake and efficiency, but will limit RPM and startup smoothness. Quad magnets have smoother startup, more RPM, and more power, while Dual magnets will have more torque, efficiency, and brake. Can Thickness Choose from different can thicknesses that will determine the weight along with determining performance traits of the motor. The thicker the can the more torque, drag brake, and efficiency it will have. Thinner cans produce more power, rpm and have a smoother startup, while weighing less. Even if you got to the basic motors now....say like the Conflux TS-2 and Conflux TS-4.....same motor in all parts except the magnets, but it explains the differences in a quad vs dual magnet setup. Still working on a few of them to clean up these differences as I get time and realize I suck at writing product descriptions, especially ones that work with SEO stuff. And yes, I remember buying Transformers..........take a peek at some of the names of the motors on the site. (including one of the motors this thread is about!) I literally would not be alive anymore if it was not for my Laserbeak.......(long story), I even have a Soundwave with Laserbeak tattoo on my back in honor of likely being the only 9 year old in the world who would be dead if its wasn't for my Laserbeak. :P That being said, I have a chart I have been working on for a bit like you suggest. Problem is, I tried to add every motor to it and it simply does not work really, so I have been working on a reformatted version that rates the motors against others in the same series of motors (example, all the Riot motors are together, so each is rated 1-10 on stuff like torque, rpm, etc). Really the only way I could make it work without making some motors look terrible compared to others rating wise. So in the end, I am working on it......but still basically a one man show with not enough time in the day. Later EddieO | |
01-12-2021, 08:14 PM | #23 |
I wanna be Dave Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Humboldt county
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| Re: Team Brood Racing 5-Slot and 3-Slot Sealed Can Motors
Hey I appreciate the explanation of your different motors, that does help me understand. Last week I was looking through your motor offerings hoping I'd find 1 page with everything so I could compare and better understand them but I found them scattered throughout a bunch of different sections. I thought having one single section with all of the "crawlerish" motors might be nice, then within their description you can indicate which are better suited for scalers, U4 or G6 competition ETC. Just a though. I think I'd like to try out one of the skewed armatures next. Last edited by HumboldtEF; 01-12-2021 at 08:19 PM. |
01-13-2021, 05:35 AM | #24 |
I wanna be Dave Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: My mothers basement
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| Re: Team Brood Racing 5-Slot and 3-Slot Sealed Can Motors
I think what I call crawlers he has as scaleres, and his crawler motors are more pro comp stuff. But they are catacorized. __________________________ Handy gearing spreadsheet |
01-13-2021, 11:34 AM | #25 | |
I wanna be Dave Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Arlington, Washington
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| Re: Team Brood Racing 5-Slot and 3-Slot Sealed Can Motors Quote:
Later EddieO | |
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