nitro neil

iTrader: (85)

who will be the first to start selling a rotor zapper. we have rotor checkers now what is next? I sure hope who ever makes one will come out with a smaller unit compared to a can zapper. that brings on brushless motor dynos how long before they are on the market. post your opinions and what you would like to see and what would you like to spend on this stuff.

HKS Hobby

Team Power already develop a Brushless Motor Checker, and it is available in the US

http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...r-checker.html

Check it out

nitro neil

iTrader: (85)

i wonder what the price tag is on that? I also don't see any power wires going to the motor directly

HKS Hobby

The price for that unit is $159.99

The power wire is use aligator clip to connect to the motor

nitro neil

iTrader: (85)

who distributes this and or where is it avaliable.

HKS Hobby

It is available at HKS hobby

http://store.hkshobby.com/index.php?manufacturers_id=63

Check it out

cyanyde

He's talking about rotor zapper..

nitro neil

iTrader: (85)

yes that is the basis of the thread but i did also include dyno's. what is the first thing to go on a brushless motor after getting it to hot would be the rotor.

wolfman864

I would say the sensor or insulating epoxy for the windings.

nitro neil

iTrader: (85)

i think soon the sensors will be replacable but the stregth of the motor would be the magnetic feild.

Jamie Hanson

iTrader: (39)

In a few motors now, the sensor is replaceable. Novak has the new ballistic which is replaceable. The Trinity Duos also have replaceable sensors.