Chris, I don't get you Dude! Your complaining about the shipping from TNC
and in the next email asking about Maxon motors? You will pay several
hundred dollars (per motor) for a wattage comparable solution from Maxon
and that's assuming you'll find a distributor that will deal with you.
ST
oh, i know they are costly, i just wanted to see if they have made anything
in comparison to scooter motors
In a message dated 4/8/2014 1:42:22 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
steve...@gmail.com writes:
Chris, I don't get you Dude! Your complaining about the shipping from TNC
and in the
In short. Maxon's 400w+ motors are $800+. Generally absurdly expensive unless
you found them on crazy sale on ebay. Even then not worth the money compared to
China motor specials.
Mike Butts
On Apr 8, 2014, at 3:46 PM, odysseyslipw...@aol.com wrote:
oh, i know they are costly, i just wanted
ya, they do cost a bit, but they are not built like basic motors. china
motors, are they like them little hobby mabuchi motors with plastic end caps
that scream with anything more than 3 volts, make pretty magic smoke and
then burn your fingers?
i still have some old Maxons in some of the
There are drop down boxes on the following page where you can specify what you
are interested in: http://www.maxonmotorusa.com/maxon/view/catalog
Pick a wattage and you will get a listing of all motors at that power.
Mike B
On Apr 8, 2014, at 8:17 PM, odysseyslipw...@aol.com wrote:
ya, they
Hi Stewart.. I have 350 watt geared motors.. let me know if you are
interested.
Garnet
On Mar 16, 6:46 pm, MaleRN guiltyki...@hotmail.com wrote:
Quick question everyone. Looking on Ebay ect for motors to use, do you
use 12V, or 24V electric motors? Would a scooter/ electric bike motor
be
In a message dated 3/17/2011 7:17:17 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
elf1...@bellsouth.net writes:
Stewart,
I just installed this type of motor in my tank model. The 25 pitch
chain may be a bit difficult to find master links or even additional
chain on a local level. You could order this
Yes electric scooter motors will work.
Both 12v and 24v are used, as well as 18v. 24v being the most common.
The MO1 (MY1016Z3) motors are the preferred motors today, being 24v
350w.
They are already geared down to an ideal speed for tank usage.
I use these motors, tho currently only at 12v. This
What are the RPMs on these, do you know?
On Sep 10, 9:33 am, Fred Thomson f...@thomson-online.org wrote:
We've got...
6 EV Warriors (2 have mounts)
4 MY1016 24v 250w
2 MY1016 24v 300w
2 MY1016Z3 (Geared) 24v 350w
2 Micro Motor EJ47 24v gearhead wheelchair motors.
...all motors are new
We've got...
6 EV Warriors (2 have mounts)
4 MY1016 24v 250w
2 MY1016 24v 300w
2 MY1016Z3 (Geared) 24v 350w
2 Micro Motor EJ47 24v gearhead wheelchair motors.
...all motors are new except for the Micro Motors.
Cheers,
Fred
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Yup, sure do. Sent you an email.
On Sep 4, 11:04 pm, jackal...@yahoo.com jackal...@yahoo.com wrote:
Make that geared M01s
On Aug 20, 3:19 pm, Fred Thomson f...@thomson-online.org wrote:
Garnet and I have a 'few' extras for sale and we thought we give you
guys first dibs before they go on
Yup, sure do. Sent you an email. :-)
On Sep 4, 11:04 pm, jackal...@yahoo.com jackal...@yahoo.com wrote:
Make that geared M01s
On Aug 20, 3:19 pm, Fred Thomson f...@thomson-online.org wrote:
Garnet and I have a 'few' extras for sale and we thought we give you
guys first dibs before they go
Do you still have any M01 or EV Warrior motors left? i am working on
getting all the parts for my first tank.
On Aug 20, 3:19 pm, Fred Thomson f...@thomson-online.org wrote:
Garnet and I have a 'few' extras for sale and we thought we give you
guys first dibs before they go on ebay.
6 EV
Make that geared M01s
On Aug 20, 3:19 pm, Fred Thomson f...@thomson-online.org wrote:
Garnet and I have a 'few' extras for sale and we thought we give you
guys first dibs before they go on ebay.
6 EV Warriors (2 have mounts)
4 MY1016 24v 250w
2 MY1016 24v 300w
4 MY1016Z3 (Geared) 24v 350w
I should mention that all the motors are new, unused except for the
EJ47 Micro motors.
-Cheers,
Fred
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Ah! I just bought some M01s! Sad day.
Aaron F
SCAB
On Aug 20, 12:19 pm, Fred Thomson f...@thomson-online.org wrote:
Garnet and I have a 'few' extras for sale and we thought we give you
guys first dibs before they go on ebay.
6 EV Warriors (2 have mounts)
4 MY1016 24v 250w
2 MY1016
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Subject: [TANKS] Re: motors dimensions
Where can I find sprockets with set screws for my drive axles? prefer
the same 9 tooth 1/2x1/8 as on the motors themselves.
Aaron F
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alright, I've decided on the 24v 350w motor. Now I need to ask if
forward and reverse runs at the same speeds. Can they be placed one
facing left and one right without a difference in RPMs or do they both
need to face the same way?
Aaron F
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alright, I've decided on the 24v 350w motor. Now I need to ask if forward and
reverse runs at the same speeds. Can they be placed one facing left and one
right without a difference in RPMs or do they both need to face the same way?
Aaron F
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Where can I find sprockets with set screws for my drive axles? prefer
the same 9 tooth 1/2x1/8 as on the motors themselves.
Aaron F
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I have these modeled in 3D and can provide a file if that would help.
http://groups.google.com/group/rctankcombat/browse_thread/thread/9977d3abe8a35380/c6f52ebd5c766d7a?hl=enlnk=gstq=tyng+m1+motor#c6f52ebd5c766d7a
Steve Tyng
On Jun 16, 3:13 pm, Cobra9431 afreem...@live.com wrote:
I have
Are these the same 450 watt motors? They look it, but have diff part
numbers. And the price is more than 2X that of the other.
Aaron F
On Jun 16, 8:05 pm, Ben Holko b...@holnet.net wrote:
http://secure.oatleyelectronics.com//product_info.php?cPath=53produc...
I believe the 450w version and
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Subject: [TANKS] Re: motors dimensions
Are these the same 450 watt motors? They look it, but have diff part
numbers. And the price is more than 2X that of the other.
Aaron
I bow to your dedication to the arts of RC Tanking, Master Holko. May
the Panzer Zen reward and bless you with enlightenment and full skid
turning capability. And thanks for the help as well.
Aaron The cheap stuff F.
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kamd...@gmail.com writes:
What would be a good motor set for a beginner? I would like to know the
price?
I would also would like to know where to find them?
i think part of that would depend on your building skills.
Fantastic Joe , will do .
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I got my motors from Joe over in the states. I'm sure there would be
someone selling them in Aus, but hey, joes prices are good and I'd
rather the money go to someone in the hobby...
I use RS80D speed controllers, pretty good controller, fairly cheap
80amps each channel...
Chris. b
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On Behalf Of Frank Pittelli
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2008 12:30 PM
To: rctankcombat@googlegroups.com
Subject: [TANKS] Re: Motors!!!
Modena wrote:
so with the reduction gear are they turning the wheel at engine
] Re: Motors!!!
I'm not forking out for your 6 sets of batteries if/when you make it
over here just to have 2 hours battle time. And you're on 24V aren't
you? So that's doubly expensive. Mine will run off 1 battery for over
an hour - I call that value for money.
Chris
On 31/12/2008 18:47
Chris,
On those manicured lawns you UK guys call battlefields, I'll probably
go a whole hour on a set of batteries!
But if/when I ever do make it across the pond to battle, I'll make
sure I'll do that Lithium battery upgrade so I can chase you from one
end of that island to the other (of course
[mailto:rctankcom...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Frank Pittelli
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2008 2:34 PM
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Subject: [TANKS] Re: Motors!!!
Crooks, Steven M wrote:
Why not buy a generator?
At your base, the generator recharges your batteries,
meaning two sets
They look very similar to the Motor gear box in To55 and To27 . Are
they bigger ? Do they have a 550 motor driving them ?
( The Co2 bottle I fitted into To27 was 9 once .)
Neil R
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I have no idea what they are in terms of specification.
I believe they are about the same as T055/T027, possibly slightly more
powerful. All I can say, at the moment is: they're NOISY!
I've got an idea for tracks, and will be trying to get that sorted out.
Mine are going to be precision
Chris,
You may find this helpful:
http://www.modifiedpowerwheels.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2206
Lots of identification info and help with repair parts.
Paul H.
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Cheers Paul,
From that it looks a pretty much like an old style #3. That would
imply a 700 series motor. Whatever motor it is, I think I've already
got a spare by accident!
Once I can get a set of tracks up and running, we'll see how they perform.
Chris
On 30/12/2008 17:40, Paul Hilton
Chris Malton wrote:
Finally I've got my hands on a pair of cheap motors. £27 on eBay for
the pair, out of an electric kids ride-on jeep.
The motors you just purchased, unofficially called KCMs (Kiddie Car
Motors) in the hobby, were used in 3 of the 5 tanks to participate in
the First Tyng
Sounds a bit like one of our UK couriers with next day delivery.
Their tracking website says something along these lines: Tracking
information may take up to 24 hours to be processed. Frequently, the
tracing system doesn't show anything until it's been delivered. Sounds
a bit like USPS.
Basically, our
tanks need 500+ watts of power to turn properly and KCMs simply don't
have that much power. There simply isn't enough mass in the magnets and
coils to convert enough battery (Dr. Sommer can provide the exact
technical terms and values if you'd like more details on the
Derek Engelhaupt wrote:
Is that a 500W combined power rating Frank, are you saying Joe's
motors don't have enough power at 300W/each? Just kidding.
Yes, that's the combined minimum power required to perform well on the
battlefield. In other words, you should use two motors which have at
^I can second that. You will not find a motor better suited to RC
tanks at that price. It's not like they draw huge amps either.
Chris. b
On Dec 31, 10:16 am, Frank Pittelli frank.pitte...@gmail.com wrote:
Derek Engelhaupt wrote:
Is that a 500W combined power rating Frank, are you saying
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