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  1. Beaver

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    Whats the motor bolt pattern, 16 or 19mm?
     
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    I'm pretty sure it's 19mm. Yes, just checked, it's 19mm. You need a 16mm bolt pattern, Nick? I can make one and add it to the file if so.
     
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    I don't, but checking since some smaller motors have the 16mm pattern.
     
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    I just tried this one out last weekend at the WWCC Maker Faire event:



    I just cut off the inlet barb and drilled out the hole a bit more. Also added a 1/16 priming hole next to the outlet. It's an amazing little pump in that it only pulls 0.1A at no load and 0.3A at full load because its brushless. It's got an encapsulated motor controller and coils and the impeller is attached to a cylinder with permanent magnets on it. The price is right at $12 as well.
     
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    What holds the impeller on (the printed pump, not the Amazon one)
     
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    You have to bore out the center hub and weld in an 1/8" collar.
     
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    What motor is this? Going to use on my Duca build
     
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    I posted a link to it somewhere on here. Let me see if I can dig it up. What are you using motor for?
     
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    Going to use the motor for the pump. Do you have any recommendations about the drive motor? Yes, I have experience with brushless
     
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    If you're going to do most of your building with Steve, you might want to discuss motor options with him. Be careful though, he may convince you to go completely BRUSHED! :eek:;)
     
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    Impeller and top plate
     

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    After having three brushless outrunners fail in a drone project, I am definitely not a fan of the tech just yet.
     
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    That's because those were probably cheap Chinese motors. You got to order good quality stuff off Hobby King. ;)
     
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    High volume automated brushed motor manufacture
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    Low volume manual brushless motor manufacture
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    I wonder which product HK is more likely selling? ;)
     
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    What's wrong with a hand wound stator? I like to have that personal connection knowing that my motor was crafted with love by someone who really cares. You just can't get that connection with a motor made by some senseless machine ;)
     
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