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11.26.2011, 01:35 PM

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Anyway, didn't CC comment on the motors at some point saying they used less expensive magnets and thicker core laminations?
Yeah, that's right.

The interest we showed was basically this: I told the Leopard owner to STOP COPYING our motor "look" and to stop implying that their brand was related to Castle.

They are a completely separate company. They are located in Shenzhen, Castle is in Zhongshan. (about 80 miles apart -- but both in PRD area of Guandong.)

Looks like they are trying again to imply there is a relationship between our companies, when there is no relationship.


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11.27.2011, 01:38 AM

I figured as much. Maybe it's time to give him a call again and tell him to stop dropping your name. Pretty low marketing tactic IMO.

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Actually, even though Neu is a higher-end motor, the Castle motors are a better fit for vehicle use IMO. Not only are Neu motors open for dirt debris (which can be covered of course), but the use of the stiff coil wires outside the motor may fatigue and break from all the bouncing around in a ground vehicle.

I think the Leopard motors would be better off if they also used noodle wires.

Anyway, didn't CC comment on the motors at some point saying they used less expensive magnets and thicker core laminations?
Totally agree on that. I hate the coil wires. You are stuck with the length and if you damage them it's not a simple 2min soldering fix. Also if you strip the thread on the front end bell it is easy to fix with a Castle motor repair kit. Most of NEU business is from flying guys and I think they know that so their motors are more setup for air use.

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