Phantom motor bearings
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I got them on eBay,
http://www.ebay.com/itm/331133838916
Hope this helps!
( NOTE: the picture on auction shows different ring, that style
Does not exist in 3mm, too small, but you'll get the same design
As me, there is another design with WIGGLY POSTS, but they
Don't wrap all the way around the shaft. This is why I chose the design I
Bought above )
http://www.ebay.com/itm/331133838916
Hope this helps!
( NOTE: the picture on auction shows different ring, that style
Does not exist in 3mm, too small, but you'll get the same design
As me, there is another design with WIGGLY POSTS, but they
Don't wrap all the way around the shaft. This is why I chose the design I
Bought above )
ianwood said:
I'll have to check the tube for you tomorrow, not sure if I'll be able to read it, have had it a while and last time I looked at it the label was pretty faded. Bought it when I had my TREX 500.
It's a tube to fit a grease gun, I did a lot of research at the time. Cost about $40 or $50 for the tube! The grease is green made by Chevron. I use "The Greaser" to pack the tiny ceramic bearings.
Will try to read the label tomorrow for you.
Here's the link for "The Greaser" if anyone's interested:
http://peteshobbies.com/prcp/Greaser/grindex.htm
ianwood said:
The grease is Chevron SRI. Its green. There's a red one, but I no longer remember what the difference was. I do remember it was hard to find online, and as I said in prior post very expensive. But specifically designed for high RPM, high temp. I know the ceramics normally don't get very hot, but it seems to work great with them.
This link shows the bearings brand new. I plan to shoot new pictures after 100 flights to compare the wear on them:
http://phantompilots.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=399&start=20#p44283
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