Putnam Propulsion
#421
Putnam Propulsion's shop will be closed while attending the International Touring Car Championships in Las Vegas. We will reopen on Tuesday, Sept. 27th.
Thanks...
Regards,
Todd Putnam
Putnam Propulsion
www.putnampropulsion.com
518-452-0422
Thanks...
Regards,
Todd Putnam
Putnam Propulsion
www.putnampropulsion.com
518-452-0422
#422
Todd, great meeting and talking to you in Vegas. Thanks for the help and tips on the stock motors. See you again soon!
#424
Kerry: The only sure-fire way to test it would be on a Turbo Dyno. You can narrow it down using an LCR meter, but the best inductance doesn't always result into on-track performance.
#426
Team EAM
iTrader: (79)
Hey Todd,
Did you take the Gauss meter home with you? I need to get that back before Next Monday. Call me and I'll give you my address or email me. [email protected]
EA
Did you take the Gauss meter home with you? I need to get that back before Next Monday. Call me and I'll give you my address or email me. [email protected]
EA
#427
Just returned from the IIC race in Vegas...It was absolutely the most organized and premier event I have ever attended.
I just want to take this opportunity to thank all my team drivers and racers who kept my motors out front:
-Mark Smyka
-Carissa Figelski
-Jeff Dayger
-Paul Ciccarello
-Kelly Beller
-Mo Denton
-Brad Johnson
-Frank Calandra
-Chris Doseck
...and thanks to all of you that ran 'em like a "wolf in sheeps clothing..." Glad I could help...
Todd Putnam
Putnam Propulsion
www.putnampropulsion.com
518-452-0422
I just want to take this opportunity to thank all my team drivers and racers who kept my motors out front:
-Mark Smyka
-Carissa Figelski
-Jeff Dayger
-Paul Ciccarello
-Kelly Beller
-Mo Denton
-Brad Johnson
-Frank Calandra
-Chris Doseck
...and thanks to all of you that ran 'em like a "wolf in sheeps clothing..." Glad I could help...
Todd Putnam
Putnam Propulsion
www.putnampropulsion.com
518-452-0422
#428
hey todd i have some of your green and blue brush's which ones of them work the best on a monster stock motor what colors +and - and what color springs should i try on the motor +and - thanxs joey
#429
Joey: Start with a green brush on the positive, blue brush on the negative, with red springs. Remove .010" off the trailing edge of each brush, break in and race...
#430
Team EAM
iTrader: (79)
Hey Todd,
Did you take the Gauss meter home with you? I need to get that back before Next Monday. Call me and I'll give you my address or email me. [email protected]
EA
Did you take the Gauss meter home with you? I need to get that back before Next Monday. Call me and I'll give you my address or email me. [email protected]
EA
#431
thanxs i'll try that
#432
...It was just brought to my attention that even though the boys ran 2,3,4,5th in the 19 turn Foam A Main, my two guns that ran 1-2 in the B Main were faster than the winner of the A... ugh.
EA: I'm sending stuff to Schumacher for the Nats. Is ot OK to send it to Adrian?
LMK...
-TP
EA: I'm sending stuff to Schumacher for the Nats. Is ot OK to send it to Adrian?
LMK...
-TP
#433
Team EAM
iTrader: (79)
Originally Posted by Todd Putnam
...It was just brought to my attention that even though the boys ran 2,3,4,5th in the 19 turn Foam A Main, my two guns that ran 1-2 in the B Main were faster than the winner of the A... ugh.
EA: I'm sending stuff to Schumacher for the Nats. Is ot OK to send it to Adrian?
LMK...
-TP
EA: I'm sending stuff to Schumacher for the Nats. Is ot OK to send it to Adrian?
LMK...
-TP
EA
#434
Tech Elite
iTrader: (23)
I just got a few sets of green and blue brushes. In the package it states green + and the blue on the -. All good right?? But then it goes on the say to increase rpm install the cut side on the brush towards the left side of the hood... This is my question which side is the left???? positive on the top or on the bottom
#435
the cut side would go on the trailing edge.
that would mean that when the armature is turning it would be
the last part of the brush it touches.
or....
if you hold the motor in front of you and look inside the brushhood
from the back it would be the left side.
hope this helps
Mo
that would mean that when the armature is turning it would be
the last part of the brush it touches.
or....
if you hold the motor in front of you and look inside the brushhood
from the back it would be the left side.
hope this helps
Mo