BalmyBaldwin 0 Posted December 4, 2002 I have recently acuired a Black Tamiya RS540 "Endurance Motor" - Has anyone any idea where this may have come from, is it a "Hop-Up" for something, or did it come standard on any models, also if any one knows the number of turns or the Max current drain for this motor, that would be good. I would also be interested to know how many turns/winds/ current drain for these 4 motors: Dynatech 01R Dynatech 02H Technigold Technituned (Any guesses??) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SJoerD 2 Posted December 6, 2002 The Endurance motor is likely to be one of the Black motors. These were authentic hop-ups for it's time. I remember the Newman Porsche 956 came with one, maybe other similar cars as well. I hope this helps. [] Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
martinjordt 0 Posted December 6, 2002 Hi, Perhaps this will could help you some... http://www.geocities.com/martinjordt/resso...tors/motors.htm No wind informations though [] Breg Martin Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Shodog 1835 Posted December 6, 2002 I read it here http://www.toyexchange.addr.com/tamcars17.html that the endurance motor produces less torque than a regular black motor. It was especially suited to the 956 which was hard to drive on anything other than prepared surfaces. The black motor are tame incomparision to what is available today. If you motor is new, I would keep it that way and buy a stock motor to run in it's place. If it is used already then run it until it dies. I have one in my runner rough rider. I run the small pinion and I gett plenty of speed. with my 2000 cells I also get plenty of run time. Jim Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
