Recent content by JRP3

Yes with VESC you can apparently input parameters which can damage the controller, and the motor.

Wait, he said your settings were fine, but also bad at the same time?

I see it now.

And this, large hub motors https://blackhawkboards.ca/products/at-series

I see the confusion caused by my initial thread title and post. I've edited both, I'm looking for motors for an electric skateboard. I found this, hub motors with planetary gears https://www.ecomobl.com/product/ecomobl-telum-ba-2in1-electric-mountainboard-new-arrivals/

For some reason I stopped getting email notifications after March 18 for 4 of my watched threads, I only realized it today because I did get an email notification for another watched thread.

I didn't see any large hub motors in that thread.

I don't know anything about that specific product, it was just an example. Better known brands are Gigavac and Kilovac which have more detailed data sheets available. Usually you need a lower voltage to activate the switch, 12-48V. Example Kilovac EV200 good for 500 amps and up to 900V but...

I doubt it, you need to use a relay/contactor. Example: https://www.amazon.com/BIVOO-Contactor-SEV100ADXL-Charging-Vehicles/dp/B0CLZHDNKV?th=1 You wire a switch to the low power terminals which allows you to cut the power to the main power.

Did you request the refund?

Have you looked at the pin out in the manual?

A few of these controllers have had communication issues with the PC connection.

Did you try the motor detection with the Android app or just the PC? Mine never worked properly with my laptop but did with the app.

Trying to identify this dual shaft motor. Looks like a Castle Creations or X-Team but I don’t see any dual shaft motors on their sites Motors for Surface Products 1/5 - X-TEAM BRUSHLESS DC MOTOR

Related, I came up with 2 different solutions to create a limited slip differential between my existing outrunner motors. First uses a flexible rubber coupling to connect the motors and the second uses 2 rubber end caps with springs under them. Both work reasonably well...