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LEE UK 03-22-2006 09:24 AM

Motor Run In tool
 
Hi All,

I have just got the new futaba cdr5000 charger and its an awesome piece of kit but it does not seem to have a motor run in feature which my turbo 35 did have.

So what products can you recommend for running in motors i have a robi dyno so i dont really need a motor checker but i will get one if i have too.

Any suggestions.

stuey 03-22-2006 10:26 AM

all i use is a run in fan and a mrt vpc varible psu my personel oppinon is if your experienced enough to be using dynos you should be able to tell if a motor is run in just by looking at the com and brushes a lot of the product are gimminks to make you bye them it would be much better to save your money and spend it on a set of tyres they will deffintly improve race results. :)

LEE UK 03-22-2006 10:37 AM

it is mainly for when i skim and dont replace brushes, just to bed them in a bit instead of running the motor on 2 cells for a few minutes.

I find the brushes burn up quicker if they are not run in.

stuey 03-22-2006 10:50 AM


Originally Posted by LEE UK
it is mainly for when i skim and dont replace brushes, just to bed them in a bit instead of running the motor on 2 cells for a few minutes.

I find the brushes burn up quicker if they are not run in.

im not saying don't run them in!

i would use the mrt vpc it will cost you arond £25 and you can run your lathe do your motors and the 7.2volt soldering irons etc.

LEE UK 03-22-2006 10:54 AM

Yeah thats all i wanted to know, will the MRT supply approx 3 volts?

Lano 03-22-2006 11:16 AM

You can just connect your motor to a 3 cell pack if you want to break in the brushes.

LEE UK 03-22-2006 11:28 AM

I know but i would like something that i can just connect up and dont have to worry about charging it etc

stuey 03-22-2006 01:24 PM


Originally Posted by LEE UK
Yeah thats all i wanted to know, will the MRT supply approx 3 volts?

yes it does have a look at mrt's web site team-mrt.com


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