-=> Quoting Michael Khanolkar to Jerry Zirbes <=-
 MK> well what it all means is: here is an example 14 turn tripple- this
 MK> means that there are 14 strands of wire wrapped 3 times around the
 MK> comm.   and a 12  double is 12 strands wrapped around 2 times.
   Mike,  You've got it backwards.   A 14 triple modified motor has
   THREE strands of wire wrapped around the arm FOURTEEN times.  Hence
   the FOURTEEN TURN name.   
   The lower the number of turns a motor has, the higher the number of RPM's
   it is capable of turning.  ex:  a 12 turn will spin faster than a 14 turn.
   A lower wind will also draw higher current and shorten run time.
   The single, double, triple, etc... stuff has more to do with the power
   band of the motor, rather than the pure rpm peak.  A triple or quad
   will usually be smoother to drive than a single or double, while the
   single will usually show rpm peaks in it's power curve.
   Happy racing.   
   Barry
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