78LikesEAMotorsports discussion thread
01-19-2006, 04:16 PM
#3646
Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
seen those ones
my server is american you know
spoke to some today who reserrates he`s F-lines after 2-3 runs & they go like stink
he reckons they go faster then new
guess what i`m doing tomorrow ,messing with my serrater again , i don`t like it much coz the grooves don`t look good to the eye
but then the comm can`t see , just feels
my server is american you know
spoke to some today who reserrates he`s F-lines after 2-3 runs & they go like stink
he reckons they go faster then new
guess what i`m doing tomorrow ,messing with my serrater again , i don`t like it much coz the grooves don`t look good to the eye
but then the comm can`t see , just feels
01-19-2006, 04:17 PM
#3647
Hi Eric,
Q for you.
How much difference would you see in a Machine and Handwound stock and 19t armatures, specifically in elec resistance?
I'm asking as a mate wants to check some motors (NOT EA's I wil add... Locally "tuned") at his club, as there have been suggestions of hand wound stocks.
As I understand there should be a noticeable difference betwern the electrical resistance of a hand wound and machine wound arm, simply due to the less wire used in tighter winding.
Any other methods you can think of to check legality of motors?
Cheers
Ed
Q for you.
How much difference would you see in a Machine and Handwound stock and 19t armatures, specifically in elec resistance?
I'm asking as a mate wants to check some motors (NOT EA's I wil add... Locally "tuned") at his club, as there have been suggestions of hand wound stocks.
As I understand there should be a noticeable difference betwern the electrical resistance of a hand wound and machine wound arm, simply due to the less wire used in tighter winding.
Any other methods you can think of to check legality of motors?
Cheers
Ed
01-19-2006, 05:19 PM
#3648
Tech Apprentice
TryHard : if the length of the wire is checked most hand wound motors will use less length of wire than a machine wound. Plus the windings will look uniform on all 3 poles instead of ... how can i put it...spuratic???
EDIT: stock motors have a roar stated minimum length of the wire on both normal stack and short stack armatures.
EDIT: stock motors have a roar stated minimum length of the wire on both normal stack and short stack armatures.
01-19-2006, 08:43 PM
#3649
Ed,
You can measure the "resistance" of an arm...You need an LCR meter to check it. But you should be able to look at the arm and tell if its handwound or not...You can also look at the tabs where it attached to the comm and see if they look tampered with.
EA
You can measure the "resistance" of an arm...You need an LCR meter to check it. But you should be able to look at the arm and tell if its handwound or not...You can also look at the tabs where it attached to the comm and see if they look tampered with.
EA
01-19-2006, 08:56 PM
#3652
Tech Apprentice
grats Drew!!
01-20-2006, 01:51 AM
#3654
First post in the new Sub-forum!!! LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!
01-20-2006, 01:54 AM
#3655
Butter wins the invisible prize!
01-20-2006, 02:10 AM
#3656
Originally Posted by CoryCraig
TryHard : if the length of the wire is checked most hand wound motors will use less length of wire than a machine wound. Plus the windings will look uniform on all 3 poles instead of ... how can i put it...spuratic???
EDIT: stock motors have a roar stated minimum length of the wire on both normal stack and short stack armatures.
EDIT: stock motors have a roar stated minimum length of the wire on both normal stack and short stack armatures.
Originally Posted by EAMotorsports
Ed,
You can measure the "resistance" of an arm...You need an LCR meter to check it. But you should be able to look at the arm and tell if its handwound or not...You can also look at the tabs where it attached to the comm and see if they look tampered with.
EA
You can measure the "resistance" of an arm...You need an LCR meter to check it. But you should be able to look at the arm and tell if its handwound or not...You can also look at the tabs where it attached to the comm and see if they look tampered with.
EA
I'll pass on the suggestionsEd
01-20-2006, 08:51 AM
#3660
Drew gonna be running stock more often again, or you just doing his 19T stuff? Later.