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Actually, until a moderator tells me otherwise, I can post whenever the hell I want to, but that is between the moderator and me. I have read both of those threads in full, but the reason I posted separately is because I am not asking how to wind a motor or what kind of gauge to use. The threads you mention are specific to certain voltages and certain windings; I am not asking about that. And neither am I asking for smartasses who assume every post they don't like violates some rules they adhere to to tell me how they think I should post.
What I am asking for is a more general methodology for determining what fries the motor such that I don't determine if my motor can handle 15V by frying several. Rather, I am looking for rules of thumbs such as X gauge wire multiplied by Y turns divided by Z winds = <some derivative of maximum voltage>. This isn't "can my 130 handle 4 lith-ios" or "how many turns should I put on my XMods," but rather, "what factors destroy a motor, in what manner, and how can the effect of the factors be estimated prior to an applied test".
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