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Originally Posted by Cobrajr122
14.8, fak.
I forgot the TW guys could go that high :P
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there are guys in HK went as retarded as 16V 35-40C (using FCC mosfet) to achieve the insane ROF
this is taken from ORGA in Japan:
"Chris Orga
We are fixing more and more PTW motors. We wish that more stable motors would come out.
As people say in their blogs, Systema's genuine motor comes with broken-down-wires and damage in the "komyu" part.
I guess you have to deal with these kind of problems if you are using PTWs. Replacing a motor will cost you roughly 200 USD. With a more stable motor that doesn't break as often, you'd be saving a lot of repair money.
We had several talks with Tackleberry but they don't seem to be too enthusiastic about either making stable motors or fixing the motors, so we invested on tools to fix motors."
they are experiencing a whole lot more problem than we do, at an average of 8 out of 10 motors failure rate, all are 7511 & 7512. That is also one of the reason FCC are starting to sell their core replacement parts
http://www.ptwcustom.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=508
http://www.ptwcustom.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=507
http://www.ptwcustom.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=521