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Recumpence is actually the guy that got me thinking about motor rewinding. These RC motors have two big advantages over the typical motors we use for ebikes. First, they are brushless which means less friction and that increases efficiency. Second, all these RC motors are wound so that they use VERY LOW resistance in their windings.
It was when I realized that low resistance allows more power at lower voltage that I started doing rewinds.
14 horsepower is definitely realistic too... (dual RC motors)
These little motors have potential that are not being exploited by most people.
A Third good thing is that these RC motors are really, really lightweight. So you are getting power levels out of them that equal the big 25 lb Perm or Etek motors while weighing less than 5 lbs each.
Recumpence is actually the guy that got me thinking about motor rewinding. These RC motors have two big advantages over the typical motors we use for ebikes. First, they are brushless which means less friction and that increases efficiency. Second, all these RC motors are wound so that they use VERY LOW resistance in their windings.
It was when I realized that low resistance allows more power at lower voltage that I started doing rewinds.
14 horsepower is definitely realistic too... (dual RC motors)
These little motors have potential that are not being exploited by most people.
A Third good thing is that these RC motors are really, really lightweight. So you are getting power levels out of them that equal the big 25 lb Perm or Etek motors while weighing less than 5 lbs each.
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