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Old 10-05-2004, 11:02 AM
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Ronald,

What armature was this? Hand wound, machine wound, ARCOR, non ARCOR, etc. Certain armatures are designed for certain cans, so it may not perform as well in an element can. Also, the V2's are very relaiable, but the overall power seems to be lower, which may be part of the reason.
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Old 10-05-2004, 12:45 PM
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Ronald, je moet ook gewoon Fantom kopen Geintje hoor.

Zoals ik al gezegd heb de V2 is niet geschikt voor 19 turn klasse. En in de 19 turn is het heel erg belangrijk wel type anker je hebt. Zodra je een keer in Swifterbant komt rijden moet je maar eens mijn 19 proberen.

Sorry, we are both from the Nethelands and for me it's much more simple to answer in my home language
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Old 10-05-2004, 01:16 PM
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Brandon,

This is the 19 turn top handwound armature i ordered and received from you,also with other cans and endbell it stay all the same

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Old 10-05-2004, 01:39 PM
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Ronald,

What armature are you comparing it to? Depending on the arm, that will effect RPM a great deal. And also, as Jan van Steeg said, the V2's aren't as suitable for 19 turn (yeah, I speak Dutch too )
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Just letting everyone know, we recieved our latest batch of the Black Magic brushes. We updated a few minor things for this batch, and the results were awesome! The most noticable change is that the brush shunts are now a more noticable shade of black, which makes them easy to spot. I will take some pics and post them soon.
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once you go black you never go back
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Old 10-05-2004, 11:17 PM
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Originally posted by Josh H
once you go black you never go back
haha, nice Thats exactly what we were shooting for
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Old 10-05-2004, 11:25 PM
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Too Funy!

Brandon,

Are there any numbers (preformance wise) that go along with the new brushes?

-Thanks!
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mafiaracers,

I will have some dyno comparisons very soon. Right now we are doing small production runs of only a few thousand pairs because we keep fine tuning the brush every time and it keeps getting better. I think this last batch that just came in yesterday is going to be money... so this should be our final formulation. I will get some dyno comparrisons done and some onboard telemetry printouts of amp draw while in the car in about 2 weeks. Right now I am so backed up trying to get our team drivers stuff sent out for the Haloween race at Cleveland, the offroad race at Leisure Hours, and the Chicago Expo next weekend, that I dont even have time to drink a beer after work hehe
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Old 10-06-2004, 12:03 AM
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Gidday,

I have sent an email to your sales email address but have had no reply in the past week or so.

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I ordered some motors and parts a while ago and you sent some of them and the rest went on back order. What is happening about these parts as it has been a couple of months?

Michael Jones


Please forward this to our sales department at [email protected] and they will get back to you asap. I would like to keep this thread for general questions that can apply to anyone versus an order status thread. All items are shipped as soon as they are in stock, so depending on the item will determine its ETA.



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Michael,

The Yokomo stuff is backordered from Japan right now. As of Monday, it was on a boat coming over. Once it gets here, we will be winding the motors right away and filling backorders.

Sorry about the slow email response times right now. Its impossible to keep up with emails right now because we are getting over 250 emails each day with questions about products and such. We are working on a new system that will improve the response time greatly.
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Thumbs up FACTORY SUPPORT AT RACES THIS WEEKEND

Just to let everyone know, we will have factory reps at both the Haloween Classic race in Cleveland, OH this weekend, as well as at the Leisure Hours Fall Classics Championships off-road race in Joliet, IL. If anyone has any questions about our products, feel free to talk to one of our reps and they will be more than happy to help you out.
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My motors turned up today, all i can say is WOW im very impressed with the professionalism in which the motors are sent to customers...

I cant wait to use the motors, and i WILL be buying from you guys again...

Keep up the goodwork..

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hi i got 2 motors from team paradigm, does dyno sheet tell us anything??? my team paradigm motors doesnt come with 1. wat is the the diffrent from binary2 and binary? thanks
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Hey Brandon,

I recently got your hi-temp motor spring kit and I'm wondering what tensions the springs are? Some of them are extremely stiff and I can't get a good reading on the Fiddlestick because they read beyond the tools measurement. Are they stiffer than the Trinity springs? I would appreciate any info you could provide me.

BTW, keep up the good work! Every time I've ordered something the turn-around has been super quick! Great job!

Thanks,

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