Any motor re-winders out there?

Started by pmackenzie, April 27, 2020, 04:35:58 PM

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pmackenzie

Any motor re-winders in TEMAC?
A friend has a HIMAX CR3615 tandem/coaxial setup that he would like to get rewound from 1030 kV to something like 600 - 630 kV.

This is for control line F2B/stunt. The example shown below is from one of the Polish pilots at the last W/C.
It uses a geared in-runner,  the gear noise and/or the interactions between the two prop washes  made what to me was a horrible racket!
( I don't mind a bit of noise from my F2D combat models  ;D, but electrics should be quiet. )
But there are said to be advantages in speed control, particularly on the down lines.

Thanks,

Pat MacKenzie

davidk

A got an electric motor kit for Christmas in 1969.  I spent the next several years winding and re-winding and never got it to run.  Still... I loved that kit.

pmackenzie

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I still have a few of these motor kits from Komodo  :)
Never did try winding one. :-[

I did rewind a couple of very small for indoor flying, to use on a DIY 3D printed contra drive. Same reason, needed a lower kV.
They did work fine, but would not say I know what I am doing well enough to try the F2B drive.

Pat MacKenzie

davidk


pmackenzie

D'oh!  I missed the "1969" part  :-[

If you still have a desire to make a motor that will run, this one is pretty easy. No winding required  ;D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voHz6sxwQ2Q

I found some more motor kits that I have , these ones are Scorpion so they are LRK style instead of CD rom.
Perhaps I will try my hand at winding some of them.