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Old 03-15-2013 | 01:35 PM
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Default RE: Which chinese factories make various brushless motor brands?

If anybody reads that entire thread instead of the one he linked to you may note all the suspended accounts are from this guy!
Same BS, no actual proof the motors are the same from actual testing. Many motors are made in the same plants to different specs, N50 vs N30magnets, cheaper windings that have a lower grade of insulation, cheaper magnets, cheaper shafts, not as well balanced, the list of places they can save a few bucks is almost endless, stator laminations......
Just because the Chinese copy or manufacture something that looks the same as somebody else's product does not mean it's made to the same quality.
We've all experienced the cheap chinese knockoff. They made it famous!
The only way this thread can have any validity is if this guys actually buys tests and disassembles the motors he is all claiming are the same.
Do SOME of them look the same yes, are the guts the same, I doubt it!
LOL he is even no claiming that motors with MINOR differences in the cases are the same.....
Sad joke!
The fact is there are not that many plants making motors for us in china, of course some motors are made in the same place, all to the same specs - NO!
All you have to do is go to the Hacker webpage and note that Hacker sells all the replacement parts for ALL of their motors. That is just one of the things you are paying more for, crash a hacker outrunner, bend a shaft, order a new shaft and your going again, the cheapies - buy a new motor!
http://www.hacker-motor-shop.com/e-v...=3&c=441&p=441
here is the hacker parts listings for the A30 series.
Draw you own conclusions based on this evidence from the Hacker page. Might be made in China but I guarantee to different specs.
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