I stil prefer the bullet connectors, reason why is because i think those connection points are way to close to each other. Especially for +40amps draw to your motor
voltage would be what you need to worry about for distance of connections. That said, there’s plenty of space between them for 60v~, not to mention each lead is insulated by plastic.
i’m still not sure what you mean exactly. the JST-PH connector is fairly small, are you worried about the individual cables? You could put them in some cable braid or another wrapping, looks pretty good!
Yes the hall sensor wire connector. I still find it to be to big. I found a nice print on thingyverse which acts as a riser and a motor bullet connector holder thingy. Everything fits fairly nice, only the hal sensor connector is yea euhm too long.
hm i’m still not seeing the benefit, it’s all inside your board anyway. With your proposition it seems like putting a converter in there would make it even more unsightly.
Those “6 pin” connectors only have 4 connections. Ground, left and right audio and video the other two are for Jack sensing and switching off loudspeakers when something is plugged. That’s why you can’t find a 6 pin male. They don’t exist. They are the 4 pin male kind. And that’s one of the reasons why you can’t use them for halls.
The other reason is. Never plug something that carries power through a connector that slides through other connections until it is completely plugged in. Notice how the connectors we use always have pins one next to another and not in the same row? That noise you sometimes get while slowly plugging in your headphones would equal a short in the 5v bus of the vesc
@Jinra I think @BoostedBuilder is referring to the 9 pin. I strongly doubt it can handle 42V 60A, I wouldn’t pump more than 1000watts cont through that cable and even then for 20-30secs tops