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Team Associated REFLEX 14R Bearing Set [21581] Peppercorn A1 The Spektrum 3226-930Kv 14-pole brushless TLR342015
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Team Associated REFLEX 14R Bearing Set [21581] Peppercorn A1 The Spektrum 3226 930Kv 14 pole brushless TLR342015 The Spektrum 3226 930Kv 14 pole brushless outrunner motor is a compact fixed wing aircraft motor with a 32mm diameter and 26mm height so it’s less likely to fall with the blade down– Blade changing thread recessed into the handle so the blade doesn’t loosen during use– Blade capThe Citadel Tools Knife also comes with a pack of six replacement blades in a container Genuine Team Associated bearing set part 21581
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