Title says it all pretty much, I've seen a few threads recomending upgrades to the standard esky motor, and two terms I've seen bandied about are brushed and brushless motors. Now i'm a complete newby when it comes to electronics and models, sure I can strip down and rebuild a PC, but cogs gears and motors through me through a loop, so anyone who could explain the difference between these two motor types (how they work) and what the difference is between each I would be most grateful!
-Jason
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Whats the difference between brushless/brushed motors?
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