Stevenmotor

[stevenmotor]

Hi,
There have complete blushless motors and stepper motors.We also produce some parts for kits.Eagerly looking forward to interacting with you.

mct.motor@msa.hinet.net
http://home.kimo.com.tw/u165629/index.htm

[bigair78]

What all do you have currently. I didn't see anything on your site.

Will these work in an RC car application?

[OptimaMan]

I need a slow BL motor that operates in the 2000-3000 rpm range with gobs of torque and around 20 volts (direct drive a ST)

[ElectricThunder]

I need a slow BL motor that operates in the 2000-3000 rpm range with gobs of torque and around 20 volts (direct drive a ST)
So you are going to do that direct drive evader project eh? :confused:

[chilledoutuk]

on the other hand if you want to make motors for normall applications i suggest you look at what people are currently using and a bunch of the controllers there useing so you can work out what motors you want to make for the rc car application.

i would look at the hacker c40's the lehenr baisic's and the kontronik twists and also the fegoa 380c to research what kind of product you want to provide.
However none of these motors are roar legal as they stand and thus if you could make a roar legal sensorless motor that performs well you would sell a lot of them especially if the price is right.

[ElectricThunder]

You know what I just thought of.....what about making aftermarket upgrade kits for the novak motors? Maybe a slightly longer or larger diameter rotor than stock, with MUCH stronger magnets, or maybe base a "renegade" brushless motor off of the Novak designs so that it's roar legal. Just some ideas I thought I'd throw out there.

[stevenmotor]

Hi,
We do the motor hardware for kits & DC brushless motors which currently speed are about 4000rpm & stepper motors & small size brush motors.I support lower price for RC members.

Best regards
Steven

What all do you have currently. I didn't see anything on your site.

Will these work in an RC car application?