Originally Posted by
Trips
THere is no reason on earth to buy a "tuner" version of a brushless motor. There is NOTHING to tune in a brushless motor, remember? If I'm wrong here, someone please correct me and explain what a tuner does to a brushless motor to make it worth the extra $$.
I spoke to someone about this in detail. When tuning a brushless motor, you basically start with several tear down motors. Two things to look for are the magnetic balance, and strength of the two poles of the rotor. The other thing to look for is the lowest possible resistance in the can windings allowed for a given turn motor. Putting the best of these two together will produce the best performance as far as power and efficiency. Hope this helps.