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Originally Posted by martin417
After talking with an EE, I have been informed that there COULD be significant gains by replacing the inductor with a wire. Possibly as much as a 10% power boost. has anyone tried this? An easy test for this is a resistance check across the motor windings. The motor winding resistance is normally quite low, so a quick check could show that someone has "mistakenly" replaced the inductor with a non-complying part.
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We found around 20ohms of resistant across the windings with a stock motor and 6 ohms with just a wire in place of the inductor. Pretty big difference.
Does anyone know if the inductor I listed earlier in this thread an identical part?