Tamiya Motors

[kalsh]

Can someone please direct me to a site which has most of the electric motors produced by Tamiya with all of there specifications. I thought I had saved the page a year or 2 ago but now cant find it.

[WW-nut]

I looked for this website a few days ago; think it has disappeared as the link I found didn't work Hope I'm wrong.

[cubsfan2009]

I looked for this website a few days ago; think it has disappeared as the link I found didn't work Hope I'm wrong.

I think your right. I had the link saved and now the website has changed.

[Splended]

That site has sadly been closed. It was owned by a Danish guy named Martin Jordt I think. From my favourites in IE: http://home19.inet.tele.dk/martinjordt/res...tors/motors.htm

[Tamiya on the Brain]

That site has sadly been closed. It was owned by a Danish guy named Martin Jordt I think. From my favourites in IE: http://home19.inet.tele.dk/martinjordt/res...tors/motors.htm

**** - there was some great info on that site - I referenced here on TC about a month ago and it was up and running.....too bad

Hmmmmmm....maybe archive.org has it ( who I work for)....yup

pics don't work but it's archived

http://web.archive.org/web/20080326235715/...tors/motors.htm

[kalsh]

thanks - that was it. Still has the info I wanted.

[taliesin]

Sad day - I used this site rather often to answer questions. I guess I can delete it from my favorites.

[Blacque Jacque]

Maybe it's worth asking the original owner (assuming he is contactable) if we could merge the info into TC for future reference ?

[Gruntfuggly]

Also - it might be worth everybody searching their browser caches for the pictures - maybe we can reconstruct the page somewhere else...

[Blacque Jacque]

Good idea GF.

Here are a couple of tools which will help people with doing just that:

Firefox: Mozilla Cache Viewer

Internet Exploder: IE Cache Viewer

Sadly, I checked all my browser caches & found nothing

[Gruntfuggly]

Nothing here either, unfortunately...

[Lemming]

No luck here either...

I have emailed him on the off-chance that he might be able to provide it.

Interestingly, I discovered that he is TC member 26 - martinjordt

I emailed him via the Hotmail address he had listed on the original site, not tried through the club.

Steve

[lee172]

could od with an update as well, to include the lightly tuned, formula tuned and cr tuned motors..

[Lemming]

Hi all,

Got the following reply from Martin this morning:

Hi Stephen,

Yes - sadly my internet provider has taken all the sites they are hosting off-line. Since I won't be updating my own site anymore after this, I have sent all the motor stats to Chris (netsmith) on Tamiyaclub a while back. Im not very active in the hobby anymore, and I kind of thought it belonged on Tamiyaclub anyways...

I don't know if he (Chris) has made the information available on the site yet though?! Anyway I have attached all the stats, scans etc. - feel free to do with it as you please. If you upload it anywhere for the general public perhaps you could send me the link afterwards?

Cheers

Martin

He has forwarded me an Excel spreadsheet as per the web page and also manual and motor images / scans.

Hopefully Chris will be adding this information to the site soon - if not I'll look at getting this information added elsewhere (TC would be the best location though!)

Steve

[Blacque Jacque]

WOOHOO!!!

Well done Steve , another valuable resource saved from oblivion.

[Tamiya on the Brain]

Brilliant of Martin

Thank you all

[Jonny555]

Just a quick note.

If you find a site has gone away, try http://web.archive.org/. A very useful site when looking for old pages.

[Tamiya on the Brain]

Thanks for the plug Jonny555

I work for archive.org and the "Wayback machine" is indispensable - even the FBI use it

For anyone who hasn't used it - we have archived over 150 billion web pages - type the url here - http://www.archive.org/web/web.php and it should show a histogram of sorts, of every iteration of that particular website.

Cheers

G

[Lemming]

Nothing here either, unfortunately...

Hi Nige,

Your PM box is full on TC, and I might have given you the wrong email address... Typing skills when suffering from a migraine are not up to par!!!

All the best

Steve

[Gruntfuggly]

It's back (well 99% of it):

http://www.zaonce.com/stuff/motors/motors.htm

Let me know if I've broken any of it.

Unfortunately, the Dynastorm motor image was missing...

[lee1980]

It's back (well 99% of it):

http://www.zaonce.com/stuff/motors/motors.htm

Let me know if I've broken any of it.

Unfortunately, the Dynastorm motor image was missing...

Very cool site, nice to see motor i just got for mini on the the short can acto m-tuned! not used it yet but sure its fast enough!

Wish techni golds were still avaliable in a porsche 959 kit to lol!

[Lemming]

It's back (well 99% of it):

http://www.zaonce.com/stuff/motors/motors.htm

Let me know if I've broken any of it.

Unfortunately, the Dynastorm motor image was missing...

Nice one!

Appreciate the work there Nige - simply haven't been well enough this weekend to even look at it.

Have passed the link onto Martin - glad all his original hard work will still be available to everyone.

Steve