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Last time I was at my local vacuum store fairly recently, they had one of those Royals that was NOS on display. I think it's still there today, not certain though. But I'm sure you'd rather spend less on a used one anyways.
 
Royal/Hoover Windtunnell For Sale

Hi there, I have one of these currently for sale. It’s in pretty nice shape and, as far as I can tell, only missing the clear tool door. I see you’re in Washington. I’m down in Olympia, so we could possibly meet up and avoid shipping. Feel free to shoot me an email and we can discuss more details at [email protected]

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Any updates?

I'm currently trying to settle for one locally for $10 at a thrift store. But I can take any Supreme Style Machine for Probably the same price without shipping.
 
Maytag never made vacuum motors. They are both Chinese made motors from different vendors but for my money, unless someone can show me actual performance data that shows the motor from the Maytag branded version is clearly better ( higher suction and airflow) which this video does not show, All the video has are touchy feely subjective impressions with no data to back anything he says.

I would go with the Ametek motor used in the Tempo. That is one of Ametek's modern Advantek "Air Watt Series" motors. Great product. Having the brushes right above the fan where they run cooler is better for their and the commutator's longevity. And Ametek makes a better all around motor IMHO, even the ones they make in Shanghai. If you know the model number of the motor you can look up its "Product Bulletin" which shows a performance chart and line diagram with dimensions. You may even be able to find a same size motor from Ametek with even greater suction and airflow by poking around their website. Ametek has since then introduced motors with the same basic architecture, brushes between the fan and the field but the brushes are longer and curved. These are called "Infinity Brushes". Poking around the Ametek website you might find a motor the same size with equal or better performance to what came in the Tempo that has Infinity Brushes. Modern Patriots now come with the same kind of Ametek motor ( minus the belt shaft ) that use Infinity Brushes. Good durable motors.
 
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