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Old 03-15-2004, 09:04 AM
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Can a motor be broken in with a 2-cell battery pack?
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Sure thing. Between 2-3 volts is optimal to prevent excess arching while the brushes are seating in.

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Thanks guys, how long should I let the motor run for?
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Old 03-15-2004, 09:31 AM
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Thanks guys, how long should I let the motor run for?
They Recommend for stock somewhere between 2-3 Minutes. Hope this helps
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Go get the Fussy Brush tools. You can break in the brushes without wearing your com at all. This is one of the rare RC products that is something totally new and actually works. I just got mine and they are AWESOME. David Joor bought some and took them to the Snowbirds race. He let Todd Putnam (Putnam motors) use them to setup his motors. Todd wouldn't give them back.

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Originally posted by tel
Go get the Fussy Brush tools. You can break in the brushes without wearing your com at all. This is one of the rare RC products that is something totally new and actually works. I just got mine and they are AWESOME. David Joor bought some and took them to the Snowbirds race. He let Todd Putnam (Putnam motors) use them to setup his motors. Todd wouldn't give them back.

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how would that help anyways? the reason you need to seat the brushes is because the comm size is smaller after you cut. you need to let the brushes reseated so it fits the cut comm. that thing only has one diameter. the only thing i could think of it doing is resurfacing the brushes. you still need to break them in
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Agreed, you want the brush to match the exact controur/size of the com. The Fussy Brush gets the contour within a few thousanths of the actual com. You may still need to do a breakin but for a much shorter period of time. With less breakin time you get less comm wear and a more efficient motor for the race.

BTW, this wasn't a sales pitch. I am not afilliated with Fussy Brush other being a customer.
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