Mystery motor
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Mystery motor
Hi All,
A friend of mine, who is not into RC, gave me a motor that came from a RC boat project that never was completed. It is new and never run. It has only two wires coming out of it, so believe that would make it brushed. My problem is that it also has no markings on it whatsoever, so I don't know what voltage it takes, or anything else. Is there a way of determining the required votage by useing a multi meter or is there some other method I could use. I would really like to find a project for it. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Tom
A friend of mine, who is not into RC, gave me a motor that came from a RC boat project that never was completed. It is new and never run. It has only two wires coming out of it, so believe that would make it brushed. My problem is that it also has no markings on it whatsoever, so I don't know what voltage it takes, or anything else. Is there a way of determining the required votage by useing a multi meter or is there some other method I could use. I would really like to find a project for it. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Tom
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RE: Mystery motor
TACX:
Yea, its a brushed motor. When this stuff is included in a package, its usually junk or so close to junk its scary. There are some good brushed motors out there on the higher end, but you risk your project to find out what or what not may work properly. Gear is now quite reasonable from stores like Hobby City, why play with junk. Even in a buggy, you risk your controller, battery and related electronics, just not worth it unless you are familiar, and you are not. ENJOY