While waiting for bms and the battery itself, im gonna do the motor detection. After asking and reading around, finally have enough confidence to do it, but i ran to a post that the op has a quite serious incident while doing motor detection( broke his thumb nail) so i decide to make a motor stand
And with my bad luck, my laptop has broken down when i need it the most. One of my friends always says “Well, necessity is the mother of invention” . So i go and put together some old junks that i have kept for years to temporarily replace my laptop
I clip a piece of solder and stick it inside the bullet connector enough so that I can insert the wire then hit it a tiny blow torch and let melt then hit the outside with my regular soldering iron … The silicone sheathing get toasted around the wire a little but some shrink and it’s perfect
I believe everyone was noob once. Lol
Hey today i made some space estimation for the electric stuff under my board
Which one do you think will give enough room for the motor?
I bought everything that i needed for the board like, wire, connector, jst 2mmwhich later i decided not to use, instead i solder them directly on the vesc
Yes it could be your supply. I had the same results while trying with a 3S lipo, these motors need that extra juice. Worked fine when i used my 10S pack
OP also keep in mind if you charge with the fastest charging it will make the lifespan of you getting the full charge less over time. If you charge at a lower speed it is basically trickle charging which preserves your battery life.
