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Using old motors as generators

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Post by Guest Mon Oct 08 2012, 10:35

Thanks for the info guys, I did know about checking the brushes to make sure they would be ok for it's direction of turn. Think I'll go for the regulator just to be on the safe side and a small battery then I don't have to worry about engine speeds etc.

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