Originally Posted by Frank N. Furter
The length of wire is the same in ROAR and BRCA. It was 64 inches per pole but have now metricated it and it is still the same in both.
As Cookie point out it just used to be 27 turns and then the manufacturers started coming up with short stack arms and to stop that the minimum wire length was brought in.
To get a minumum length of wire you need two things:-
1. A minimum stack length.
2. A minimum web width.
Never said it wasn't the same length in BRCA and ROAR. BUT if you state the rules by giving a minimum web width, a minimum stack length and a minimum length of wire, then you will rule out motors that passed ROAR because they had the proper length of wire but don't meet the minimum web width (motors that would use a long stack combined with a thin web for example) stated by the BRCA.