N63100 （5KW）
N6374（3KW）
N6354（2KW）
The iron core of all motors uses 0.2mm silicon steel sheet from Kawasaki, Japan. N45SH magnet. Lower heat generation, higher efficiency.
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Voltage rating?
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As long as the motor heat is allowed. Voltage is not a problem. You can even use 100v high voltage.
These motors are usually recommended to be used within 12s. 
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Nice 
Are they battle hardened and is it possible to order with custom KV?
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+1 would be good to know about any battle hardening.
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And also with custom output size shaft?
Would like the 63100 but with 150KV and 8mm output shaft
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you wont ship to USA? I got that message from the order.
But
Always makes me smile a bit 
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Can you post a picture of the stator and inside of the rotor? Also what bearings are used, and how many?
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Just checked, problem with the delivery settings. Corrected. thanks for reminding
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This is in the wrong category… it is not a diy build
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This has the same case/can design as TB motors… Wires exit the same… The top plate is in the same config and looks to be the same design/metals…
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Fixed it for ya 
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The OEM is the same for loads motors: APS, TB, FS. You’re really paying for the customer service, which has been quite good from makerX as far as I’m aware.
Also I agree, 8mm shaft 100 length motor is asking for trouble. I’d like it too, for some gear drives and such, but snapping shafts is no fun. 10mm is likely very necessary.
A second option 130KV-150KV tho, I’m here for that, high voltage is everyone’s next quest it seems.
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Ive been running some prototype TB63100 motors with 8mm shaft for a few months, no problems at all. the shaft is 10mm, and then its stepped down to 8mm for gears/pulleys i think this is definitely the way to go.
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The new flipsky ones have the same idea, stepped 10mm to 8mm, however, they have a smooth finish on the outside and a different can design
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i’m tempted to put this on my 10s board for the heck of it, you guys think it’s a waste coming from MT 6374?
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+1
8 mm (and 25 mm length) for gear drive and low KV with 1:3 and HV
BTW, would a 63100 fit on 3dservisas 275 SS Mini?..
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and they use curved magnets and a decent battle hardening method
AND you can get the 74s in 140kv 
AND I just picked up two FS 84s for the price of one of these 100s 
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