Well, this thread has been dormant long enough. Let's revive it!
I have too many motors with broken or burnt windings occupying space and time in my cluttered little work area. I hit up the Shack a couple of weeks ago and bought some 30 gage winding wire. Just finished winding phase 1 of a busted EMax CF2822. Its bed time, so the other two phases will have to wait until my planning period and in-school suspension coverage at school tomorrow. Shhhh.... don't tell the boss...
Ninja, I want you to know that this motor is slated to hang off of the back end of an Assassin. I'm guessing you get some kind of kickback from Crashtesthobby for every new addict you bring their way. If not, you should!
Is there anyone else out there ridiculous enough to rewind a $10.00 motor? Its really a Zen-like experience. Turn, tuck, count, repeat. Be proud! Let your cheapness be known! Stand with me in proclaiming that your free time is worth less than that $10 + shipping motor!
Hey, Chad - how about a motor rewinding episode??? Lord knows I need it!
I have too many motors with broken or burnt windings occupying space and time in my cluttered little work area. I hit up the Shack a couple of weeks ago and bought some 30 gage winding wire. Just finished winding phase 1 of a busted EMax CF2822. Its bed time, so the other two phases will have to wait until my planning period and in-school suspension coverage at school tomorrow. Shhhh.... don't tell the boss...
Ninja, I want you to know that this motor is slated to hang off of the back end of an Assassin. I'm guessing you get some kind of kickback from Crashtesthobby for every new addict you bring their way. If not, you should!
Is there anyone else out there ridiculous enough to rewind a $10.00 motor? Its really a Zen-like experience. Turn, tuck, count, repeat. Be proud! Let your cheapness be known! Stand with me in proclaiming that your free time is worth less than that $10 + shipping motor!
Hey, Chad - how about a motor rewinding episode??? Lord knows I need it!