Wanted - Blue Motor(s)
 

Anyone have any 10,000 RPM (Blue) Precision Control Motors they want to get rid of (sell or trade)?

Please E-mail me offline at hschnark@wowway.com

Thanks,
Hugo

Do you got the jeep CJ body?:)

Sorry, no Jeeps.
Hugo

BLUE MOTORS
 

Hermit

Sorry for the short answer, I was in a hurry.

I don’t have any Jeeps or other out of production shells. I do have red, yellow and orange motors and $$$.

How many blue, 10,000 RPM motors do you have and will you sell them - how much?

Thanks,
Hugo

Hi, I have bought many motors from the following link. They have many speeds and even use mostly the same color end bells as RS ZipZaps motors. They are the original motor (not square).

http://www.vibratormotor.com/vib/q6dh3.html

The only problem is that they don't sell the small black pinion gear to attach to them. For that I have to buy bunches of MicroSizer sets that usually come with three of them.

I wish I could find a place to get the pinion gear individually. If anyone knows then please post a reply. Hope this helps.

Hey Gamma, I looked through that site and i'm interested in ordering from them. Could you expand on their prices or how many you have to buy at a time?

Sure, but it has been about 3 years since my last purchase with them so prices may have changed. I think the minimum order was $100 and each motor was $2 or $3. Also, remember that these are just motors. No black plastic pinion gear comes with them nor does this place sell them. Like I said I had to buy bunches of MicroSizer/Bit stuff that came with extra pinion gears. So if you need drift wheels or suspension parts let me know as I must have 100's of this stuff.

I really wish I knew a place that sold the pinion individually though.

They are a great company. My orders have always been shipped promptly with no problems.

The Q6DH3 model is the old style ZipZap and the Q6DH2 is the Bit-Char style motor. Some RPM models that they have listed are not actually available (at least the last time I checked). These were the brown 19,000 rpm and some of the lower rpm "high-torque" motors.

Thanks for your response... $2-$3 seems a bit stiff to me. I cleaned out a toys R us of the super slick motors, so I think i'm going to stick with those for now.... I have more than a few regular ones too.

Does anyone know how to get the pinion gear off of a ZipZaps motor and onto a Bit Char-G, Micro B Motor 1.0, with out wrecking anything?
Thanks,
Hugo