What Astro Flight is this?????????
10-08-2010, 09:17 PM
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RE: What Astro Flight is this?????????
Maybe this one - Cobalt 25: http://www.astroflight.com/index.php...products_id=85
but since I don't know what physical size yours is... you need to check whether it is a 25 or the larger 40.
but since I don't know what physical size yours is... you need to check whether it is a 25 or the larger 40.
10-08-2010, 10:52 PM
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RE: What Astro Flight is this?????????
That size and with that connector it looks more like one of their industrial motors based on the "40" size frame. To tell remove the armature and see what turn count and wire gage was used. It will be marked on the laminations.
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Konrad
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Konrad
10-09-2010, 12:21 PM
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RE: What Astro Flight is this?????????
It is hard to tell the exact length - that's a nickel isn't it? (~21mm). The Astro site doesn't give the length of a 40 motor by itself (only the geared length)... but the weight should be a give-away... according to Astroflight a 25 is 12oz, a 40 is 15oz. (with gearbox, add another 2oz in each case)
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RE: What Astro Flight is this?????????
ORIGINAL: Konrad
Weight is a good size class determiner. That looks like a US quarter on browser.
Weight is a good size class determiner. That looks like a US quarter on browser.
