aerobird motor modification help
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From: mercier, QC, CANADA
hi everybody i am a newbie here and i don't speak english well excuse me for it .
ok here why go so i got here 380 electric motor from my aerobird 3 from hobbyzone and the thing is i want to change my motor for a 540 motor coming from a clod buster ,sorry again i search my words again . ok so the thing i know is the aerobird extreme came with 540 motor and the receiver is the same. but when i look on the back of my 380 motor i saw some chip or a resistance and i want to know what is this because my 540 motor doesn't have it and is it dangerous for my receiver . if somebody can save my life now i will appreciated!!
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0ne thing i forget to say it's writing 104 on that brown kind of chip
ok here why go so i got here 380 electric motor from my aerobird 3 from hobbyzone and the thing is i want to change my motor for a 540 motor coming from a clod buster ,sorry again i search my words again . ok so the thing i know is the aerobird extreme came with 540 motor and the receiver is the same. but when i look on the back of my 380 motor i saw some chip or a resistance and i want to know what is this because my 540 motor doesn't have it and is it dangerous for my receiver . if somebody can save my life now i will appreciated!!
thank you to read my post
here a picture:
0ne thing i forget to say it's writing 104 on that brown kind of chip
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ON, CANADA
Those are two capacitors and i think they are for noise reduction on the receiver. You don't need them but you can de solder those ones and solder them to the new motor.
Hope this helps
Goodluck
Hope this helps
Goodluck




