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Forum: RC Submarines

08-12-2010, 06:49 PM

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Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

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Posted By Tony Fitzpatrick

RE: Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

Dave,I have shown you are a country mile out when you imply it is beneficial to water cool motors in model subs.You can stop hyperlinking to or copy/pasting irrelevant rubbish.

Forum: RC Submarines

08-12-2010, 01:44 PM

Replies: 281

Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

Views: 78,821

Posted By Tony Fitzpatrick

RE: Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

Well here is something I found on the internet.The Hot Issue of Motor Temperature Ratings (http://ecmweb.com/mag/electric_hot_issue_motor/)

It puts the table from the NEMA link into layman's...

Forum: RC Submarines

08-11-2010, 05:42 PM

Replies: 281

Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

Views: 78,821

Posted By Tony Fitzpatrick

RE: Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

The materials,the physics and manufacturing standards are the same for the Mabuchi motors as those in the Finnish paper mill
That means you can use a thermometer gun,ammeter,voltmeter,tacho,Eagle...

Forum: RC Submarines

08-11-2010, 07:25 AM

Replies: 281

Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

Views: 78,821

Posted By Tony Fitzpatrick

RE: Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

What other charts?
The only other (table not chart) was copied and pasted from engineeringtoolbox.com in your post #90,later edited out after I posted.
I also followed the other engineeringtoolbox...

Forum: RC Submarines

08-10-2010, 04:55 PM

Replies: 281

Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

Views: 78,821

Posted By Tony Fitzpatrick

RE: Lets hear about your Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1.

It does not support your case,Dave.Your motor is an armature rotor type

The article is about a type of motor where the hotspot is in the stator with the obvious benefit that you can force cool...

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