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Old 03-28-2009, 02:41 PM
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what is so special about a p-94?
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Old 03-28-2009, 04:27 PM
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It was the first to use the bigger "P-94 size" brushes. But they have been used in lots of Trinity motors since the first P-94
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Old 03-28-2009, 05:47 PM
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I have a Holmes hobbies p-94 motor, I know he sells excellent motors but was wondering about this p-94. Thanks for the info. P-94's seem to be somewhat popular among brushed guys in certain applications, am I right?
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I like them because the bigger brushes last longer. But they are harder on the com because the greater com coverage leads to more arcing.
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The local hobby shop said p-94's were great motors but never really said why and I am a definate newbie on the internal workings of the electric rc motor. The one I have is 45t and will go the the Losi 1/10th crawler coming out in May.
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Originally Posted by dirtmancda
The local hobby shop said p-94's were great motors but never really said why and I am a definate newbie on the internal workings of the electric rc motor. The one I have is 45t and will go the the Losi 1/10th crawler coming out in May.
I think your crawler will wear out before the brushes in that 45T motor.
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Thanks for the info fella.
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