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139 Nice motor, are you gonna do some thrust test on them?
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23 Let us know how they work out for you (I'll be starting a new build soon)
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2 Wanted to mention something about these Edge Lite motors that you need to look out for. When tightening them to the arms, be careful that you don't make them too tight. They are easy to twist or warp a little, probably because of how much material is removed from the bottoms. When I install motors I always spin the bell to make sure there is no binding. Two of them were fine, but the other two I had to gently tighten and hope loctite keeps them on. I usually only use two screws. But I did try 4 on these and it makes them harder to keep the twist out.
It could be that the arms on my frame are less than perfectly flat, or maybe the motors. Eventually I'm gonna try lapping the arms and motor bottoms to see which is not flat.
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