MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
Update:
My problem were solved: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=94291
Original post:
My MXUS V3 hub motor get really hot when driving by bike. I made 30 min test drive and controller cut the power to the motor couple of times. Motor temperature limit was set to 130 C degrees (266 F). Voltage is about 66 V and max current is maybe 50 A. That's only guess because I don't have any wattmeter to measure that.
Here is the motor wiring:
Hall sensors
Motor blue - controller green
Motor green - controller blue
Motor yellow - controller yellow
Phase wire
Motor blue - controller green
Motor green - controller yellow
Motor yellow - controller blue
I have already put 5 ml ferrofluid to the motor. Motor is 5Tx12 / 7,2 kV model and I have 21" moto wheel at back.
Motor calculation shows that consumption should be about 24 Wh/km when my bike's real consumption is about 45 Wh/km. Battery capacity is 13,2 Ah and I can drive about 20 km when I should be able to drive like 40 km. More information here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=94291&p=1381334#p1380877
So there should be something wrong on my motor. But what? Do you have any ideas what to do next? Is there any magic tricks what I can do for the motor to get the temperature down?
Is it possible that there is several possible wirings which get the motor rotationg but some wirings get motor running hotter than some other wirings?
Thanks!
My problem were solved: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=94291
Original post:
My MXUS V3 hub motor get really hot when driving by bike. I made 30 min test drive and controller cut the power to the motor couple of times. Motor temperature limit was set to 130 C degrees (266 F). Voltage is about 66 V and max current is maybe 50 A. That's only guess because I don't have any wattmeter to measure that.
Here is the motor wiring:
Hall sensors
Motor blue - controller green
Motor green - controller blue
Motor yellow - controller yellow
Phase wire
Motor blue - controller green
Motor green - controller yellow
Motor yellow - controller blue
I have already put 5 ml ferrofluid to the motor. Motor is 5Tx12 / 7,2 kV model and I have 21" moto wheel at back.
Motor calculation shows that consumption should be about 24 Wh/km when my bike's real consumption is about 45 Wh/km. Battery capacity is 13,2 Ah and I can drive about 20 km when I should be able to drive like 40 km. More information here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=94291&p=1381334#p1380877
So there should be something wrong on my motor. But what? Do you have any ideas what to do next? Is there any magic tricks what I can do for the motor to get the temperature down?
Is it possible that there is several possible wirings which get the motor rotationg but some wirings get motor running hotter than some other wirings?
Thanks!
eBike: Teleport Prime, MXUS V3 3K Turbo, Nucular 12F, Sony VTC5 20s6p (72V 15.6Ah), moto wheels 19"
eYamaha: YZF600R Thundercat, Sevcon Gen4 Size6, ME1306
eYamaha: YZF600R Thundercat, Sevcon Gen4 Size6, ME1306
Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
Anyone use a Kelly 7230 controller on it? Does it work well?
Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
I use and it work well now when I have found the correct wiring.
eBike: Teleport Prime, MXUS V3 3K Turbo, Nucular 12F, Sony VTC5 20s6p (72V 15.6Ah), moto wheels 19"
eYamaha: YZF600R Thundercat, Sevcon Gen4 Size6, ME1306
eYamaha: YZF600R Thundercat, Sevcon Gen4 Size6, ME1306
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Yes and yes

eBike: Teleport Prime, MXUS V3 3K Turbo, Nucular 12F, Sony VTC5 20s6p (72V 15.6Ah), moto wheels 19"
eYamaha: YZF600R Thundercat, Sevcon Gen4 Size6, ME1306
eYamaha: YZF600R Thundercat, Sevcon Gen4 Size6, ME1306
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Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
Mxus paired with Foc or Sinewave controller should be almost dead quiet.
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redline2097 wrote: ↑Jun 05 2018 1:48amMxus paired with Foc or Sinewave controller should be almost dead quiet.
Which controller is the most silent? I can't stand the high pitch noise from the phaserunner.
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Infineon sinewave and Sabvoton 72150 has been quiet on me. At 50kph chain noise is 10x the motor noise.
Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
Which one you recommend for the quietest and most reliable set up? And link to the seller pleaseredline2097 wrote: ↑Jun 05 2018 7:07amInfineon sinewave and Sabvoton 72150 has been quiet on me. At 50kph chain noise is 10x the motor noise.
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http://www.cnqsmotor.com/en/article_rea ... r/537.htmlcwah wrote: ↑Jun 05 2018 7:16amWhich one you recommend for the quietest and most reliable set up? And link to the seller pleaseredline2097 wrote: ↑Jun 05 2018 7:07amInfineon sinewave and Sabvoton 72150 has been quiet on me. At 50kph chain noise is 10x the motor noise.
Thanks
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I already have a Kelly controller kls7230s. Is the sabvoton much better?redline2097 wrote: ↑Jun 07 2018 1:37amhttp://www.cnqsmotor.com/en/article_rea ... r/537.htmlcwah wrote: ↑Jun 05 2018 7:16amWhich one you recommend for the quietest and most reliable set up? And link to the seller pleaseredline2097 wrote: ↑Jun 05 2018 7:07amInfineon sinewave and Sabvoton 72150 has been quiet on me. At 50kph chain noise is 10x the motor noise.
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In other league. Kelly is worth about $50 (unit price when ordering 15 pieces). My 5 year old son has KLS7230s on this modified Oset and it gets warm on his usage. I could not imagine using it myself.cwah wrote: ↑Jun 07 2018 3:18pmI already have a Kelly controller kls7230s. Is the sabvoton much better?redline2097 wrote: ↑Jun 07 2018 1:37amhttp://www.cnqsmotor.com/en/article_rea ... r/537.htmlcwah wrote: ↑Jun 05 2018 7:16amWhich one you recommend for the quietest and most reliable set up? And link to the seller pleaseredline2097 wrote: ↑Jun 05 2018 7:07amInfineon sinewave and Sabvoton 72150 has been quiet on me. At 50kph chain noise is 10x the motor noise.
Thanks
Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
Which sabvoton model do you recommend for this motor and 15s (60v) battery? My battery can pull up to 10kw peak.
Is it easy to set up? Is there something showing what combination works best?
Is it easy to set up? Is there something showing what combination works best?
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People are saying the 4t can handle more power/ is more efficient than the 3t?
Could someone explain a little please. Looking to buy one and I want atleast 50mph/80kmh. But if the 4t is really that much more efficient I'll get one and overvolt. Thank you
Could someone explain a little please. Looking to buy one and I want atleast 50mph/80kmh. But if the 4t is really that much more efficient I'll get one and overvolt. Thank you
qs205 5t, 28s li-ion 36Ah, 120a esc, homemade frame.
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What is the size of the bearings for the V2?
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This one
https://kinayems.com/Archive/Products/D ... S_3K-Turbo
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Side covers been modified.
Linukas wrote: ↑Oct 09 2014 3:37amaxles are made with 2 side grooves, in one goes hall wires, in other goes pipes and hall/temp cable, axle diameter in that side is 30mm, so side cover is modified to fit bigger bearing ID-30, OD-42. axles are pressed to standard stamped steel stator.
I can offer just completely modified motors for 420euro. 4x15 and 3x19 winding. lead time is 1-2 weeks.
This one
http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads ... tor.23493/6004 Bearing 20mm id on wire side
https://kinayems.com/Archive/Products/D ... S_3K-Turbo
The 3K-Turbo, upgrades the axle from 17mm to 20mm diameter on the wire side with a larger bearing to squeeze in 5.26mm² phase wires
Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
The 4T has one more strand of .5mm copper magnet wire compared to the 3T winding (16x4T vs. 21x3T)BionicBlitz wrote: ↑Jun 13 2018 9:48amPeople are saying the 4t can handle more power/ is more efficient than the 3t?
Could someone explain a little please. Looking to buy one and I want atleast 50mph/80kmh. But if the 4t is really that much more efficient I'll get one and overvolt. Thank you
The total power handling is thus a theoretical 1/64th more.
I'd go with a 3T personally, and keep the voltage lower. But I also like a more modest acceleration, so feeding the 3T more amps isn't a priority for me.
Just my $0.02.
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Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
I'd have to agree with Teslaenvy, I have the 4T but in the V2 flavor on 48V and I like it.
You can feed it more amps then a higher turn count motor.
You can decrease the wheel diameter = less speed, but more torque!
I am not into speed as much as others here on the "Sphere" buts these motors are friggin' fun a.f.
You can feed it more amps then a higher turn count motor.
You can decrease the wheel diameter = less speed, but more torque!
I am not into speed as much as others here on the "Sphere" buts these motors are friggin' fun a.f.
teslanv wrote: ↑Jun 19 2018 7:44amThe 4T has one more strand of .5mm copper magnet wire compared to the 3T winding (16x4T vs. 21x3T)BionicBlitz wrote: ↑Jun 13 2018 9:48amPeople are saying the 4t can handle more power/ is more efficient than the 3t?
Could someone explain a little please. Looking to buy one and I want atleast 50mph/80kmh. But if the 4t is really that much more efficient I'll get one and overvolt. Thank you
The total power handling is thus a theoretical 1/64th more.
I'd go with a 3T personally, and keep the voltage lower. But I also like a more modest acceleration, so feeding the 3T more amps isn't a priority for me.
Just my $0.02.
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Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
Hey everyone.
I have a quick question that I hope someone can help me with.
I just built a system that uses the mxus v2 4t motor wired to a Sabvoton 100A controller. I hooked up the Luna Cycles 72v 20s3P 10ah battery pack for testing. Everything is running on the stand very well. I have the current limit set to 30a continous and 40a max for that battery pack. I am running a 17" rear moto wheel.
Should I be able to ride this thing w/ my big ass on it w/o exeecding the 40a limit?
I was thinking about buying another battery to run in parallel so I could increase the current limits to 60a and 80a. Or should I just buy a different battery?
Thanks
I have a quick question that I hope someone can help me with.
I just built a system that uses the mxus v2 4t motor wired to a Sabvoton 100A controller. I hooked up the Luna Cycles 72v 20s3P 10ah battery pack for testing. Everything is running on the stand very well. I have the current limit set to 30a continous and 40a max for that battery pack. I am running a 17" rear moto wheel.
Should I be able to ride this thing w/ my big ass on it w/o exeecding the 40a limit?
I was thinking about buying another battery to run in parallel so I could increase the current limits to 60a and 80a. Or should I just buy a different battery?
Thanks
Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
A different battery would be ideal with more P and with higher current batteries.
Set up your batteries for 50% of what they can actually draw for longevity.
Tom
Set up your batteries for 50% of what they can actually draw for longevity.
Tom
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Tom,
Thanks for the advice. Are there any good places to buy batteries right now? High voltage high current batteries are like finding unicorns.
Cheers
Thanks for the advice. Are there any good places to buy batteries right now? High voltage high current batteries are like finding unicorns.
Cheers
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What's the dropout width of the mxus v3? Can it for 135mm dropout?
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https://ru.nkon.nl/rechargeable/18650-size.htmlLuckySchwinning wrote: ↑Jun 21 2018 8:13amTom,
Thanks for the advice. Are there any good places to buy batteries right now? High voltage high current batteries are like finding unicorns.
Cheers
Only place to buy in my opinion. I bought 305 30Q cells and took about a month to get. NO ONE offers a better deal right now, NO ONE!
Tom
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Re: MXUS 3000 Hub Motor - V1 V2 V3
Is this motor still the best 3000W hub motor available?
How does it compare to the Crystalyte Crown TC3080?
Does anyone know where I can buy one built with a wheel in the US?
How does it compare to the Crystalyte Crown TC3080?
Does anyone know where I can buy one built with a wheel in the US?
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I can personally attest that the MXUS 4T has quite a bit more grunt than the TC3080 with same amp/volts imput and all other things being equal. BUUTTT.... the TC 3080 is 5 pounds lighter and the quality of the motor's construction is more refined.