Winding motors?
#1
Winding motors?
Hi,
I have been racing for about 4 years now and I would like to wind my own motors and maybe start a little business. I f any of you have any info on how or where I can find this information please let me know. I also would like to find out how they make brushes.
Thanks For the help
I have been racing for about 4 years now and I would like to wind my own motors and maybe start a little business. I f any of you have any info on how or where I can find this information please let me know. I also would like to find out how they make brushes.
Thanks For the help
#2
Tech Regular
Winding a motor is not difficult, but there is no way to dynamically balance them without really expensive equipment. A statically balabced motor is worth nothing.
#3
To balance it could I spin it on a tire balancer and balance it like a tire?
#4
I had asked this same question a while back and didn't get too much of a response either. You can check out what little info I found on the web by looking at the old thread: http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...&threadid=4433
I think that one of the reasons most people don't answer is because even though electric motors seem quite simple, they are actually very complex animals. Especially when you start getting down to the nitty gritty details that make or break "hot" motors and the vast majority of people (including myself) just do not know anything about them.
Good Luck and keep us posted if you get anything to work
I think that one of the reasons most people don't answer is because even though electric motors seem quite simple, they are actually very complex animals. Especially when you start getting down to the nitty gritty details that make or break "hot" motors and the vast majority of people (including myself) just do not know anything about them.
Good Luck and keep us posted if you get anything to work
#5
Tech Regular
Yes, ordinary solder won't do. Using a tire balancer will only get you static balancing. E.g. if the balancing of the front part of your armature is off to one direction and the rear part to the opposite direction by the same amount, a tire balancing tool would show it to be well balanced. Yes, well balanced statically, but no t dynamically. A motor like that would run like crap. So when you balance an armature, it's not enough to know from which side to drill, you also have to know which end to drill.
#6
how much $$$ is this equipment?
#7
Tech Regular
The machine that my motor guy uses will balance an armature down to 2 milligrams. Hes an old slot car motor builder and has had his balancer for years. He found another machine like it to use as spare parts for his and that one cost 10,000$!
#8
wow
#9
Good god forget winding them I will jut buy them for now
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shrekair how do you like the cars, I love the Tc3
Oh shrekair is a great trader and is a pleasure the do business
with, if anybody want to know
#10
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