Hello,
I'm looking for a brushed hub motor, or at least the stator. What I have in mind is like this picture here http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=7224&start=30#p262715. New or used, but the stator and windings must be in good shape.
Thanks,
Matt C
[EDIT: sale pends]: BRUSHED hubmotor, or at least the stator
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[EDIT: sale pends]: BRUSHED hubmotor, or at least the stator
by MattyCiii » Fri Dec 30, 2011 11:08 am
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Re: WTB: BRUSHED hubmotor, or at least the stator
by johnrobholmes » Mon Jan 02, 2012 8:17 pm
You need spoke flanges, or can it be a scooter type? I have a 10" scooter one i would part with for 50 bux.
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Re: WTB: BRUSHED hubmotor, or at least the stator
by MattyCiii » Mon Jan 02, 2012 8:42 pm
I'm interested, but please tell me more. Is it a complete motor, or just the stator? Can you send pix? How much to ship to Warwick, RI?
1st build: Dahon Jetstream folding bike. Quick, reliable, capable of 30mph. Light enough to lift, folds for easy transport by car/bus/train.
2nd build: RC powered 2009 Norco A-Line. Top speed 31mph. Built like a tank, it's resistant to Boston potholes, can stop on a dime, easily goes up/down curbs when necessary.
3rd build (just started): Scratch build ultimate utility bike.
2nd build: RC powered 2009 Norco A-Line. Top speed 31mph. Built like a tank, it's resistant to Boston potholes, can stop on a dime, easily goes up/down curbs when necessary.
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Re: WTB: BRUSHED hubmotor, or at least the stator
by greenerwheels » Mon Jan 02, 2012 11:41 pm
I've got a Wilderness Energy BD-24 front brushed hub motor, which is what I think is shown in the picture, it works fine for what it is. It is laced to a 24 inch rim. It was used on an Adult trike. $50 plus shipping, I'd rather just sell the hub motor as packing it would be easier for me and cheaper postage for you. I am located in Beaverton Oregon
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Re: WTB: BRUSHED hubmotor, or at least the stator
by MattyCiii » Tue Jan 03, 2012 6:16 am
Steve,
I'll take it, PM sent.
John,
After thinking it over I decided a scooter motor might not fit what I have in mind, thanks for the offer.
I'll take it, PM sent.
John,
After thinking it over I decided a scooter motor might not fit what I have in mind, thanks for the offer.
1st build: Dahon Jetstream folding bike. Quick, reliable, capable of 30mph. Light enough to lift, folds for easy transport by car/bus/train.
2nd build: RC powered 2009 Norco A-Line. Top speed 31mph. Built like a tank, it's resistant to Boston potholes, can stop on a dime, easily goes up/down curbs when necessary.
3rd build (just started): Scratch build ultimate utility bike.
2nd build: RC powered 2009 Norco A-Line. Top speed 31mph. Built like a tank, it's resistant to Boston potholes, can stop on a dime, easily goes up/down curbs when necessary.
3rd build (just started): Scratch build ultimate utility bike.
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