demagnetization

[Beatin' 10+ year member]

Can a sub motor get demagnetized and change TSP's after years of use due to heat?

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[Loudmp5 10+ year member]

It's dangerous and idk if you can change tsps but I wouldn't try it do to the fact you don't know what you are doing

 

[Beatin' 10+ year member]

It's dangerous and idk if you can change tsps but I wouldn't try it do to the fact you don't know what you are doing

I don't want to deliberately demagnetize a motor. Just asking if it eventually will demagnetize to a degree after heavy amounts of use.

 

[MecaVA]

you can racharge them

 

[Loudmp5 10+ year member]

I don't want to deliberately demagnetize a motor. Just asking if it eventually will demagnetize to a degree after heavy amounts of use.

My bad dude miss understood you

 

[raptor727 10+ year member]

I seriously doubt you will reach the 3-400 degrees to accomplish that unless you throw it in the oven.. Now cheap grade neo motors do demagnetize over time due relatively low amounts of heat.

 

[jrdnhsnbrg 10+ year member]

A neo motor might due to the nature of the beast, ferrite motors shouldn't in theory.

 

[SPLaudio 5,000+ posts]

as said neo can because lil over 200f it starts to loose where a ceramic mag motor starts at 400f...