RC car brushless motor, not made in China ??
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There is a difference in "made in China" and "made in China"

The one is indeed designed and made in china and the other is develloped in theUS/Europe and made in China and controled by western standards.

Thats right, Im looking for not made or developt in china!

might want to find a new hobby or sport then but most likely the equipment for them will also be made there, maybe focus on the steel industry since there is already factories in existence that can be started up again

Steel industry..hmm. a local mill finally went bankrupt had a few names and the old 38+ year old McCoulth steel plant is being demolished and cleaned now Nice site seen that wasted space on the waterfront to many years.

I think Muchmore is designed in Japan and made there or in taiwan. But you'd have to check the actual packaging to be sure. The Orion ESC's are made in germany.

Most of the stuff in the hobby is made in china, its just how it works with how cheap it is. Some stuff like tires and small custom parts are made here in the USA. I try to not buy china products but if you really tried you wouldn't be able to buy very many things at all.

I think Tekin might be a good bet....
I know Castle is made in USA
Motiv is assembled in USA atleast.
LRP/Nosram is German
MGM/LMT is German
Hacker is German

Is Trinity still made in USA?

Koford make some, 36mm can size is the equivalent of a 1:10 scale 540 motor.

http://www.koford.com/

You want a brushless motor made in the USA? Good luck! Holmes Hobbies builds some of his here from components from all over the world.

Castle motors are manufactured in China. Their ESCs are built in-house from global materials. Their motors are not.

https://www.teamtekin.com/about.html

I don't know of any USA manufacturer that doesn't use any "foreign components".

still all parts from China and Trinity motors etc was never made in the USA

^My bad fellas, I confused Castle with the Neu motors they once offered. Neu motors are made in USA.(ish)

Parts like caps, resistors, sensors etc, are almost certainly made in China as that is just about the only place you can get electronic components. Same goes for Neodymium magnets, most of the production/mining for neodymium is in China.

You can maybe get caps, etc from Japan, but quite difficult.

I wonder why the topicstarter is looking for a non China brushless motor. If he burns them up then most of the time it is not the quality of the motor.....

Probably jumping on the anti-China bandwagon that's been going around since COVID-19.

That is just a matter of contacting local shops, asking what they have on stock.