Mini Duke Axial Piston Electromagnetic Engine Model 3-Cylinder Brushless Motor RC Mod
Hero Section: A Revolution in Mechanical Design
Forget everything you know about traditional V-shape or Inline engines. The Mini Duke 3-Cylinder Axial Piston Engine is a marvel of engineering that subverts tradition. Utilizing a rare "Axial" configuration—often found in high-performance hydraulic pumps and torpedoes—this electromagnetic motor arranges its cylinders parallel to the driveshaft. The result? A compact, high-torque powerhouse that looks like nothing else on your desk. It is a kinetic sculpture of the future, powered by the invisible forces of magnetism.
Why Choose the Mini Duke Axial Engine?
- Subversive "Axial" Architecture: Unlike standard engines where pistons move perpendicular to the shaft, the Mini Duke features a circularly distributed cylinder arrangement. This axial design allows for a incredibly compact footprint while delivering fantastic torque and power. It is a conversation starter that proves you appreciate unique engineering.
- Brushless Efficiency & Power: This is not a toy; it is a sophisticated machine. Powered by brushless technology, it offers reliable, efficient operation similar to a modern vehicle engine but without the noise and fumes. It supports Brushless ESCs, giving you precise control over speed and direction.
- Industrial CNC Craftsmanship: Crafted from high-hardness alloy using superior CNC processing and metal wire-drawing technology, the Mini Duke feels cold, heavy, and premium (200g). The finely polished surface reflects the raw beauty of the metal, ensuring it stands the test of time as a collector's piece.
- The Ultimate 1/10 RC Upgrade: Looking for a unique heart for your 1/10 scale crawler or custom build? This engine is the perfect size. Its high torque and compact shape make it an exciting, functional modification for model cars, offering a driving experience that is visually and mechanically distinct.
Technical Highlights: How It Works
- Electromagnetic Conversion: The engine converts electrical energy directly into mechanical work. Using the principle of magnetic repulsion (like charges repel) and attraction (opposites attract), the coils fire in a precise sequence.
- Axial Drive Mechanism: The strong magnetic forces push the pistons, which drive the connecting rods. These rods interact with the crankshaft in a unique axial motion, converting linear magnetic force into rotational torque.
- 4-Stroke Simulation: The timing of the electromagnets simulates a 4-stroke cycle, providing a realistic rhythm and efficient power delivery.
Specifications
- Model Name: Mini Duke Axial Piston Engine
- Type: 3-Cylinder Brushless Electromagnetic Motor
- Material: CNC Metal Alloy
- Dimensions: 90 x 60 x 60 mm
- Piston Diameter / Stroke: 10mm / 10mm
- Voltage: 6V - 12V DC
- Recommended Power: 7.4V 2S Lithium Battery (LiPo)
- Current Requirement: > 5A
- Weight: 200g
- Packing: Protective Box
Usage Scenario: The Engineer's Canvas
The Mini Duke arrives in its raw, "original taste" metal finish. This is your canvas. You can leave it polished for a futuristic look, or paint it to match your RC truck's livery. Imagine installing this into a custom chassis, wiring up the ESC, and watching the axial pistons pump in a hypnotic circle as your vehicle crawls over obstacles. It’s DIY at its finest.
Important Tips:
- Power Requirements: This engine requires a high-current power source. We recommend a 7.4V 2S LiPo battery capable of delivering 5A or more. Standard AA batteries will not work.
- Control: To operate this motor, you will need a Brushless Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) (sold separately or from your RC kit).
- Customization: The product is sold as a raw metal model. Painting and modification are encouraged for those with hands-on ability!
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