These Tamiya Brushless Motor (Sensored) products, which have been rescheduled
for release in 2011, have been renamed according to the chart below and will
also have new specifications as shown.
We deeply apologize for any confusion or inconvenience caused by this change.
| Item Number |
Previous Product Name |
→ |
New Product Name |
| 48048 |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 12T &
Brushless ESC 01 Set (Sensored) |
→ |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 10.5T &
Brushless ESC 01 Set (Sensored) |
| 48049 |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 18T &
Brushless ESC 01 Set (Sensored) |
→ |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 16T &
Brushless ESC 01 Set (Sensored) |
| 54272 |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 (Sensored) 12T |
→ |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 (Sensored) 10.5T |
| 54273 |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 (Sensored) 14T |
→ |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 (Sensored) 12.5T |
| 54274 |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 (Sensored) 16T |
→ |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 (Sensored) 14.5T |
| 54275 |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 (Sensored) 18T |
→ |
Tamiya Brushless Motor 01 (Sensored) 16T |
※The name and specifications of Item 45047 Tamiya Brushless ESC 01 (Sensored)
remains unchanged.
To see how this change affects this year's Tamiya Grand Prix competition, please
refer to the chart below.
For Tamiya Grand Prix competitions, the established classes will essentially see both Sensored and Sensor-less brushless motors running in the same class. (※Some classes are exceptions.)
Whether it is acceleration or straight-line speed, Sensored and Sensor-less brushless motor have their own unique characteristics. Differences may be perceived through different driving styles, but on average the equivalent motors listed above can compete in the same class.