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Wrapping a Turnigy Park 300
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- Опубликовано: 9 май 2013
- In this video I go over the basics of re-wrapping (re-wiring) a Turnigy Park 300 1380KV motor. The basics could be carried over to any brush-less out-runner however things such as wire gauge, number of turns, and wire termination techniques would change depending upon the motor.
Special thanks to the crew at FliteTest.com for inspiring me to take up the hobby and inspiring and enabling so many others to do the same.
Another special thanks to IBCrazy at Rc Groups for posting the how to article that inspired me to make this video. The original article can be found at www.rcgroups.co...
You cannot possibly understand how much I am in debt to you for making this video (hint, my school project was to create a brushless motor using a 3d printer, magnets and enamel wiring)
Glad it helped
really great video..i was searching online for a step by step guide, i stumbled upon this vid and you linked me to the IBCrazy guy, who has also done a great job explaining it to the novices..
a lot of thanks to you..!!
I too am new to the hobby and loved the video. I just had trouble with hearing all the details as the sound was at a level (pitch wise not volume) my older ears couldn't follow well. I do feel I got the better part of the information good enough to give it a go when I have a motor fail. Thank you very much! Also, like you, Flite Test is what got me interested in the hobby too!
Thank you for the kind words. I've been out of the video making world for a while but will be working on a few new videos soon and will pay much more attention to the audio. And yeah, Flite Test had done a lot for the hobby. Happy Flying!
I was looking on how to rewire an Out-runner, Thank you for all the valuable info.
Great video, I have the same motor that needs repairing. I feel confident I can fix it now since watching your video. THANKS.
Dude, just watched/read your writeup of how to rewind a motor. Really great! Thanks.
Now i'm down to Brushless Business, thanks Mate! This is one of the best how-to's on the web. Sub'd! I think the perfect balance of all the elements required for a tutorial video can be found right here.
Awesome video, very clear and informative, thanks for taking the time to make it. I have 2 burnt motors that I will try to repair someday.
Nice information about BLDC motor
Great explanation and great tear-down / rebuild. Also, props to a fellow "Bic lighter method" heat shrink applicator. ;)
Thank you very much. And a Bic lighter may not be the 'proper' way but it works just fine. :)
If your motor gets damaged, and you want to salvage it instead of buying a new motor.
Alternatively if you want a Higher/Lower KV motor you can adjust the windings count.
@ weedweapon - Thank you for the kind words. It means a lot. Hopefully I'll have some more videos coming soon.!
Thats alot of work to deanodise my motor i hate the red and and black motors i want a pyro 700 52l but want it in chrome finish
makes you realize what work goes into making these motors, which we buy for so little money.
Glad it helped. Thank you for the comment!
Excellent man. Thank you. So the heat is the key, though.
@ Ibn Air - I got mine at Harbor Freight Tools. I think it ran right around $5 USD
Great video man! Thanks for the info. Very well done. :)
Now i can rewind my motors. I didn't know it was that easy.
sam sneede Give it a shot. It's not too bad.
thanks so much this really helps!
how is drone motor wiring diagram that has more than 12 poles ?
Great video man
Thanks a lot, hope you enjoy the Holidays.
Thanks for the tutorial, really well made. I wondered if you could give me some pointers on how you pushed the shaft through?
I removed the C clip and tried using a vice but it wasn't budging, I read online that a few people have bent the shaft using that technique. I can't use the prop saver as it's too small and is fixed to the bell. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Mine was extremely difficult to push through the bell. I heated the bell on an oven coil for about 10 seconds (similar to removing the bearings) and then hit it hard with a vice. Make sure you are using a socket or something against the vise to give the shaft a place to go as you are pushing it through.
I love that Screw Driver set. WHere can I get one???
Nice vid but what about the calculation how to I convert a 270KV motor to a 170kv motor Y config with the same states (Current, power ECT...)?
All turns are clockwise?
Sounds awesome. And thanks!
Glad it helped. Thank you!
meny thanks man and very usefull
nice video!
Thanks..
awesome...thanks
thank u ...very helpfull
Hi man, congratulation for this video, thank you very much for your advice.
But i still have a lot of doubts
Do you mind to answer to some questions?
Sure, what questions do you have?
I got that one at Harbor Freight!
Would permatex shellac work for insulating the stator.
It may but I'm not sure. To find out dab a small amount on some paper and allow to fully cure. Then use an ohm meter to check for conductivity.
Thank you!
What type of insulator was that liquid you used? were did you got it from? (i have used nail polliser, but not sure it is a good solution)
Dimitris Alexiadis I honestly just used CA glue.
smit6089 cyanoacrilate? Is this like super glue? Logo type? I ask because I have damaged the insulation and Need to fix that first. Did it work ok for a long time?
Dimitris Alexiadis yes. Just like super glue. Mine lasted about a year but then I over propped it and killed it.
could i do this to change a motor from low to high kv by adding less turns?
There is a lot of math relating to this that I will not pretend to understand but in my experience more turns yields more torque but Lower KV and less turns yelds less torque but a higher KV.
thanks for responding my problem is i have 2 motors with much to low kv to use and i would like to change it its worth a shot i guess
Hi excellent explain, thanks, but please.
I am looking for , how rewiring sunnysky brushless X2212-13 Kv980 , number turn , and wire size etc.., someone knows you there make ? or to have one idea ? Also maybe a plan. ?? Thanks so much for your answer.
Hello - I have now finished rewinding my Sunnysky - 12N 14P, in delta. Works very well.
jeanlucvar Is there a formula to use for wiring a motor to a certain Kv? say 920Kv. I have seen kits to build motors using 9 and 12 stator. But I cant seem to find any info on how many turns with what gauge wire to achieve 920Kv.
Lawrence Spies There is a lot of variables. I have a 12n14p that I am winding to 400 KV. The stator is 5020 so it will be different than this tiny stator. For my motor 920kv would be about 3 turns. I have not found one single equation that would work for everything. It a lot of trial and error. I just wind a motor with a best guess and measure it, then adjust from there. Remember, to test the motor you dont need to go through a full assembly. I just drop the bell on and fire it up, not worrying about cable soldering or securing the bell.
good job bioutifoul
Any Time!
Slothy is exactly right.
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the background music was perfect.. made me as stiff as a broom handle...
How do you know how many windings you should have at each stator-arm?
I have to re-wind this motor www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=8622
This motor is a 12N14P
count how many winnings when you take the old wire off
Why would you do this?