Refurbished Brushed Motors :)

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Refurbished Brushed Motors :)

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Post by jeekelemental » Thu Apr 10, 2014 9:48 am

Some weeks ago I bought some abused brushed motors (Corally and Orion). Their conditions were awful with many rubber debris (motor were used by a touring racer), many soldering leavings and many soldering 'scars'. I've opened every motor, cleaned and examining every single part I saved the saveable. Result: 3 complete motors from total of 7 purchased. Ordered the needed spares from Team Corally in the Netherlands I reinterpreted (windings were too low) the old and tired touring motors in this 3 motors that will be useful for my classic cars

"Jeek rc specialties" are made for joke, of course

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Post by THEYTOOKMYTHUMB » Mon Apr 14, 2014 2:36 pm

Those look great. I like the labels.

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Post by jeekelemental » Wed Apr 16, 2014 2:30 pm

Many thanks

Scratches on the cans need to be hidden.

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