Parma Pulsar brushed motor

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Parma Pulsar brushed motor

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Post by polarbear » Tue Mar 19, 2019 2:40 am

There was a series of Parma brushed motor, namely Pulsar, between the canned 05 and the Yokomo (Green circle Parma label) period
I had one. It was probably an Igarashi can with a blue plastic endbell. The endbell was glued on and taped to the can. The size of the replaceable brushed were quite unique.
Can someone tell more about this Parma Pulsar?

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Re: Parma Pulsar brushed motor

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Post by V12 » Fri May 17, 2019 7:43 pm

polarbear wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2019 2:40 am There was a series of Parma brushed motor, namely Pulsar, between the canned 05 and the Yokomo ...

The Yokomo is earlier than the Pulsar.
Yokomo stock motors were used at the 1982 worlds 1/12 where Pulsar motors were introduced around 1985.

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