- NEO 110 295kV ---------$30USD
2)NEO 110 295kV----------$30USD
3)NEO 160 245kV----------$60USD
I’ve only shown 1 picture of the 110 motor because they are both the same…
are these rebranded racerstar motors?
I’m not familiar with the Neo brand
EDIT:
after further research not racerstar motors but rebranded something motors
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The are not the RideNeo by Jeff Wu motors are they?
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What mounting pattern are they? I might be interested
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I don’t think he ever got that project past “we can make motors too”
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Not sure about that. Sorry
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May I send you a picture?
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It would be best to add it to this thread so people can know. Can I also ask where these were used from? Or what they were going to be used for?
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They were always going to be used to build an electric skateboard. I just never got around to using them. They are brand new
I was totally about to tag you in this for your unobtainium collection.
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Hope these extra pictures help with mounting questions
They look like Saite motors maybe
What is the shaft diameter?
What is the outside diameter of the motor?
What is the total length of the motor, excluding shaft?
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Are those similar to the r-spec Enertion motors? If so, they scream like beautiful angels
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Neo 160 Series C6364 245KV Brushless Electric Outrunner Motor
Specification: Rpm/V: 245kv (rpm/v)
Shaft: 9.98mm Diameter
Voltage: 9S~10S (33.3v to 37v)
Weight: 632g
Max Current(A): 80A Max
Voltage(V): 37V
Resistance(ohm): 0.03 Max
Watts: 2320W
Suggested Prop: 18x8 , 20x10
Dimensions: 64mm x 63mm
Package Content: 1 x 6364 Outrunner Brushless Motor
https://doublettrc.com/-Neo-160-Series-C6364-245KV-Brushless-Electric-Outrunner-Motor--P5208661.aspx
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I don’t see any photos of the back of the motor, so it’s hard to say
Doesn’t look like it
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Oh yeah those look like Saite motors, not Maytech but I could be wrong
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A view chinese factories use that bell design.
Could be Saite, but also could be an other factory.
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