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Pro-Slot PS-4001 Motor
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(1st-May-21, 12:25 PM)BARacer Wrote:  So is that a 4001?

Have you simply soldered the power wires onto the two tabs?

What car is it in?


So many questions...so much time to waste!
Mines a JK Hawk, cant remember which one, yes the lead wires solder directly to the tabs.

The chassis is a JS FAW1176 from John May, a special he did for me but now lists for sale, it has floating bodymounts and will have a lexan shell held on the old fashioned way with 4 pins, had it for a long time now, only got around to building it during the first lockdown so as yet it hasn't turned a wheel.
If I remember correctly the motor has a claimed 48k rpm

Bernie, racing since 1969 Wavegreen
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Pro-Slot PS-4001 Motor - by BAracer - 1st-May-21, 11:19 AM
RE: Pro-Slot PS-4001 Motor - by Qman - 1st-May-21, 12:02 PM
RE: Pro-Slot PS-4001 Motor - by BAracer - 1st-May-21, 12:25 PM
RE: Pro-Slot PS-4001 Motor - by chrisguyw - 1st-May-21, 12:40 PM
RE: Pro-Slot PS-4001 Motor - by Qman - 1st-May-21, 01:48 PM
RE: Pro-Slot PS-4001 Motor - by Qman - 1st-May-21, 02:14 PM
RE: Pro-Slot PS-4001 Motor - by woodcote - 1st-May-21, 03:13 PM
RE: Pro-Slot PS-4001 Motor - by Qman - 1st-May-21, 03:52 PM

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