MOTOR HEAT SINKS – FOR PIT STOPS

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  • March 31, 2023 at 1:59 PM #18879
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      The round finned heat-sink that Marty saw at the Group-C race at Electric Dreams last year; ARE very effective at absorbing motor heat during pits between Heats.  All you have to do is – after cleaning your tires and braids, –flip your car upside down or, on its side, attach the heat-sink to the motor over the vent hole.  To increase cooling, blow on the heat-sink until you need to position it on the track.

      These can be purchased at:

      Mid America Cooling Magnet
      https://www.ebay.com/itm/374481604620 $10

      RGEO Heat Sink – Anodized – RGEO-210A
      https://e-slotcar.com/rgeo-heat-sink-anodized-rgeo-210a/ $12

      MOTOR HEAT SINK

      "... get on your bad motor scooter and ride!"
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