New Gen-4 Spring Plate Endbell from Viper Scale Racing

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The new Gen-4 Spring Plate Endbell from Viper Scale Racing on the market. In this edition of the Work Bench we will talk about the major features of the new endbell.
Features:
1 - Premium Pro Style bronze bushing now standard
2 - Premium brush material composition optimized for best electrical conductivity
3 - Brush size optimized for maximum contact patch on the armature commutator plates
4 - Innovative endbell front contact plates - “Bunny Ears” - developed by Viper remain the standard
5 - Industry first ‘Spring Plates’ allow the easy installation of motor brush arm helper springs for high amp draw applications
6 - Endbell to bulkhead lock-in features are doubled for maximum retention of endbell timing positions
See detailed photos in the web cart items:
shop.hcslots.com/electrical-p...

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  • @BigRalphSmith
    @BigRalphSmith5 ай бұрын

    This also piques my interest in the possibility of creating a Viper EB that incorporates an internal brush barrel design. Such an EB would have "Tyco timing" since the brushes would be in the magnet (horizontal) plane and allow either type of arm to be run in any V1 chassis depending on which EB type is used. That would truly make the Viper/SG+ a "universal" chassis!

  • @SankarMallick-fb7ps

    @SankarMallick-fb7ps

    5 ай бұрын

    Ha seha hauchi

  • @riggenracer

    @riggenracer

    5 ай бұрын

    Not going to happen

  • @BigRalphSmith

    @BigRalphSmith

    5 ай бұрын

    @@riggenracer Okay, but I never say never.

  • @riggenracer

    @riggenracer

    5 ай бұрын

    Never

  • @BigRalphSmith
    @BigRalphSmith5 ай бұрын

    So basically it's a standard EB with mounts (plates) that hold "helper" coil springs assisting the brush arm springs and maintaining brush pressure against the comm even when the arms get hot so that their tension doesn't fall off as they heat up. Is that correct? Do the coil springs ever slip off of the brushes or is there some kind of dimple or protrusion on the back of the arm that keeps the coil spring centered on the brush arm?

  • @riggenracer

    @riggenracer

    5 ай бұрын

    Look carefully at all the photos in the item description on the web cart.

  • @BigRalphSmith

    @BigRalphSmith

    5 ай бұрын

    @@riggenracer Thanks. I see.

  • @Art-What..
    @Art-What..5 ай бұрын

    HCS..great,the more choices you have when building a slot car the better. Now we have another racing class 🥸

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