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E-Revonut
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08.06.2009, 01:54 AM

I have personally done part of the building process of a motor that goes in a 1:1 car. The armature was ~11" in diameter and it was 18-24" long. My job was to wrap the armature with a fiberglass type of tape that helped hold the coils in while spinning, trim the coils to the proper length and weld/braise the coils together and to the comutator.

Now putting all that aside, remember that size was for a brushed motor, we all know that brushless motors are way more powerful than their brushed counterparts so who knows what that 44xx might power.


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