Winding "Hot" Armatures for HO Slot Cars

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The discussion focuses on winding "hot" armatures for HO slot cars, with participants sharing resources and techniques. Key resources include a video demonstration and links to specific guides on motor winding, particularly from NCP Hobbies and a personal website. The importance of understanding winding direction and wire gauge selection is emphasized, as well as the need for experimentation with voltage differences after mastering the basics.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of HO slot car mechanics
  • Familiarity with winding techniques for electric motors
  • Knowledge of wire gauge specifications
  • Basic skills in soldering and electrical connections
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  • Research "HO slot car motor winding techniques" for detailed methodologies
  • Explore "NCP Hobbies rewinding guide" for practical instructions
  • Learn about "voltage tweaking for slot car motors" to optimize performance
  • Watch "slot car motor winding videos" for visual guidance and tips
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Slot car enthusiasts, hobbyists interested in customizing their HO slot cars, and anyone looking to enhance motor performance through armature winding techniques.

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I play around with HO slot cars and would like to wind my own "hot" armatures but I can't find any sources of direction. It seems like everyone knows how to do it so why explain:frown:
I've bought a couple of pounds of mag wire in different guages but I would hate to tear up a good one to deconstruct and the dead ones I have got a little too warm to figure which wire to which tab. and is there a preference in winding direction?
We made up a video of some racing but it's 37 MB I'll cut it down and post it.
 
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Thanks I had done ASK and Google searches and never seen those. The second link is exactly what I needed. Now that I have the basics I'll get good on them then try tweaking for voltage differences.
 
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