Hey,
i use the 2x VESC 4.12 for a dual hub motor (from diyeboard, the 75kV). Since i have 90mm wheels i should theoretical reach 53,4kmh, with 95% duty cycle 50,7kmh at full voltage (42V, 10S3P).
But i only reach ~37kmh with full battery. And while im cruising in this speed the VESC App shows that the motor only get a small current (<10A) and around 350W.
Do you have a idea what could be the limiting problem? Battery current and motor current limits are much higher.
Thanks!
Low voltage cutoff settings? The first reduces power maybe 20 percent but the second drops it to like 5%
It is not 75kv. They have a lot of kv divergence these motors 
Edit: http://calc.esk8.it/#{“batt-type-lipo”:0,“batt-cells”:10,“motor-kv”:75,“system-efficiency”:85,“motor-pulley-teeth”:1,“wheel-pulley-teeth”:1,“wheel-size”:90}|
Maybe not wrong kv but this is what you get with these, similar to my diyeboard hubs
Oh, damn. The weighted value is nearly the real value. Damn.
I think i need some better motors in the future 
Thanks
38Km is right!!
Do you know how the formula for the weighted speed is?
I know the other formula, but for the weighted?
Weighted is just a guess that you input, if you say your loaded speed is x, and your load speed is 85% just make x*0.85
For to actually calculate the weighted speed you have to first calculate the force required to overcome all losses, calculate the torque for that force and from then the current needed in each motor, and then calculate all voltage drop across all components
It’s a lot more work