I was riding my board the other day and it just stopped dead in the middle of the road. I checked it and I think my escs low voltage kicked in. I don’t think I programmed it properly because the lipos discharged down to about 3.0v per cell luckily it isn’t too bad.
Anyway when I got home I charged them and tried to run the esc but when I try to pull in the throttle it runs the motor for a few seconds then the low voltage led on the esc blinks and the motor runs really slow. Anyone know what is happening? I have even tried it with my benchtop power supply and the same thing happened
Hi I got it working again.I was using 6s. I ended up having to connect it to the computer and reset all the settings. Sorry about that I should have tried this earlier but I only just found the software for my pc.
I am pretty you did not have it at exact the nominal voltage of 22.2.
Do you know how a lipo works?
A full lipo cell will have 4.2V while an empty one will have something like 3.2V.
A slight overcharge in a 6S setup to 25.5 instead of 25.2 (=6*4.2) might cause an overvoltage error.
Additionally there are HiV cells with a 4.3V voltage when full.
Oh you meant at the time. Sorry I thought you meant what kind of pack I was using silly me lol. I’m not sure the exact voltage although a few minutes earlier my battery checker said 23v. So I don’t think it was that. My guess is I hit the cut of voltage or something. But that doesn’t explain what happened when the batteries were charged