Spektrum Avian 6362-200Kv 30cc Equivalent Brushless Outrunner Motor Micro-B Upgrade Parts these stainless steel hinge pins TLR342015

Name: Spektrum Avian 6362-200Kv 30cc Equivalent Brushless Outrunner Motor Micro-B Upgrade Parts these stainless steel hinge pins TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 83197953017
Price: 183.00 USD
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Spektrum Avian 6362 200Kv 30cc Equivalent Brushless Outrunner Motor Micro B Upgrade Parts these stainless steel hinge pins TLR342015 these stainless steel hinge pins are much stronger than the stock pieces and they fit more precisely too Scale 1:8 Drive 4WD Power Source 2S 6S LiPo Length 21 Spektrum Avian 6362 200Kv 30cc Equivalent Brushless Outrunner Motor is a Spektrum rc aircraft brushless motor for hobby grade radio control applications Product type: RC aircraft brushless motor

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