Repeat Compact Mk2 Brushless Planetary 22mm Gearmotor
£48.50
Mk2 of Repeat’s super lightweight take on the classic 22mm brushless drive with plenty of power from a trusty 1806 brushless motor. Mk2 is now just 42g, while gaining upgrades of a billet 6mm hardened hollow shaft, M3 mounting, hardened gears, final stage 4-planet gears and a D-shaft motor pinion.
The planetary gearbox has squared off ring gear for weight saving and good mounting options. Pairs well with BBB AM32 ESC or Repeat Dual AM32 ESC. CAD: STEP. Wiring diagram, motor drawing & spares info below.
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Spares:
Hardened Planet Gears:
These gears are hobbed and hardened – comes in a set of 12 gears.
Mk2 Motor Drawing:
Beetle Brushless Wiring Diagram:
Components in this example: 3S or 4S Lipo, Beetle Safety Kit, Breakout Cable, BBB AM32 Drive ESCs, Repeat Compact Motors, BEC and Flysky Reciever. Image made by Team DSC.
Jed –
Reviewing Mk1:
The smallest and lightest beetle motors you can get, with no sacrifice in power!
A pair of these took me to the top 8 with AntiThesis at BBB Champs 2024. I had these shunting an effective 4.5kg or so of robot around – me, my opponent, and enough magnets to stick myself to the ceiling. It was definitely working them hard, but they took it
Just be aware, these are very fast motors. Use small wheels or gear them down. I was getting plenty of speed with 32mm wheels on 4s.