Tiny brushless motor

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#4

Tiny brushless motor

Here is a picture of the plug and its socket
#3

Tiny brushless motor

One of our Model Boat Website members helped develop this kit. Tompallister. He posted a video of his model in 2013 in our Video Gallery. http://model-boats.com/videogallery/4
The sleeving suggested by Haverlock is fairly essential and I am surprised none is provided with the motor.
Without seeing the plug it is difficult to give detailed advice. Do the plans not indicate how to attach the plug? is it possible the wires just push into the plug? Some electrical connectors (especially of the minature variety) allow a wire to be pushed in but will not allow its withdrawl.

If you can post a pic it would enable more specific help
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Dave
#2

Tiny brushless motor

They probably are insulated but if your worried get some sleeving

http://www.maplin.co.uk/search?text=sleeving&x=0&y=0

slip it over each wire prior to soldering on the plug.

if you have a multi-meter you can check I suspect the wire has an insulated coating on it as its probably the same wire that was used to wind the internal coils.

its commonly known as "enamelled copper wire"

https://www.wires.co.uk/acatalog/cu_enam.html

hope that helps
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#1

Tiny brushless motor

I am building a Speedline Huntsman. It comes with a tiny brushless motor. There are three wires the size of hairs coming out it. The first half inch has a black finish which I presume is insulation. the rest is bare wire. The model is supplied with a little 3 pin plug to connect to the speed controller wires. If and its a big if I manage to solder the wires on to the pins how do I insulate them?

Jeremy
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