by KsRacer » Thu Sep 18, 2014 7:41 pm
If one is listed as 16 D Death Star, that is air gapped at .600, higher timed, and is produced for Stock Spec classes on commercial track at 16 volts. 16 D motors are home set motors designed for small wooden home tracks or home plastic track on 12 volts. The Death Star Motor have more torque and rpm than a 16 D motor. Both can be run on home tracks but the Death Star motor will make economy controllers run hot and will typically burn up the winds around the resister barrel that the wiper sweeps across. Economy controllers really should have epoxy coated resister in them, as these will be able to accommodate mild commercial track motors, or use controllers rated for these motors.
Hope this helps.