1Y 2D Winding?
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Im new to RC (1 year) and wanted to get a brushless system.
In a combo it said the motor has a 1Y winding.
Another said the motor has a 2D winding.
Could someone explain?
Thanks,
Leo
In a combo it said the motor has a 1Y winding.

Another said the motor has a 2D winding.

Could someone explain?
Thanks,
Leo
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so this http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...520KV_80A.html has a two turn motor? cause someone said in a comment this set has about 11.5 turn
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Y and D (Wye (or star) and Delta) are winding configurations. The easy way to remember it is the phrase 'Wye so slow?', because Y windings (typically found in RC motors) are slower than Delta windings but make more startup torque. Delta has less torquey startup and will usually be faster, turn for turn. Delta also draws slightly more current.
Wiki DC electric motor for some additional reading.
Wiki DC electric motor for some additional reading.
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