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02.17.2007, 01:52 PM

I think I read on this forum about a guy running a Plettenberg with a MM and he had good results. If the problem is Neu specific, I wonder what it could be. I don't have a clue with regard to the internal workings of an electric motor, so I couldn't begin to fathom what the differences could be among the Neu 4 pole motors and those of other manufacturers.
   
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02.17.2007, 02:07 PM

check photo's in my tread about nue motor's factory.
the nue's are build-up different then other motors.


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02.17.2007, 02:07 PM

These motors are actually quite simple; just a bunch of coils wrapped around the inside of the can.

The Neu windings are wrapped around ferrous cores. Wanderers and the MM motors are simply "air wound" - no cores. The core concentrates the magnetic field. Neu also seems to use a fairly low wind count for the kv. The 1512 2.5d 2000kv motor is a 2.5 turn motor! As I said somewhere before, this makes me think these Neus are highly inductive, which can be harder on an ESC if not designed (either hardware and/or software) for it.
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