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Cross reference numbers for AARMA BLX motors
Richard Garneau
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Hope to get help here , my blx 3200kv died in my aarma senton. Now I am looking at a replacement but I cant find the equivalent here , so anybody can help ? here is the description from AARMA parts # AR390214
Motor Type Brushless
Motor kV (# of Turns for brushed) 3200V
Poles 4 Pole
Motor Length 60mm / 2.36"
Diameter 30mm / 1.18"
Shaft Length 18.5mm / 0.73"
Shaft Diameter 5mm / 0.2"
Motor Mounting Hole Diameter M3
Motor Cable Length (Including Connector) 45mm / 1.77"
Motor Connector Diameter 4mm / 0.16"
Motor Weight 289g / 9.18 oz
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BTW whats the diff. between sensored and sensorless motor , thanks
Sensored motors have sensors that send information to the relevant ESC about the actual position of the rotor so power can be applied at exactly the right time. Generally it will give the motor much faster accelleration performance than an equivalent sensorless motor, particularly at startup and low speeds.
Thanks WTWUK !!
looks like Ill have to look elsewhere ... thanks anyways