Curious as to why hall sensor failure would be typical after 1-2 years? I assume that's what you are referring to. Seems like that is solid-state electronics that should only fail if the components or assembly are sub-par. Your channel has great information - thanks for your detailed reviews and hands-on work
I would not call it typical failure. I have 2 other X1 Pro motors, which are older and work fine. Hall sensors are the most fragile component in the stator. It's the most common failure in brushless motors in general, not limited to CYC only.
@@LierskogenEbikes Good to know. I'm looking at a CYC conversion for my fat bike. It will be my first e-bike. Having several CNC machines using hall sensors, some with flood coolant, sensor failure has never been an issue. We are talking thousand of hours run time, in machines built 20-30 years ago. I would guess that putting a BLDC motor down near mud and snow and keeping it affordable is a real test for a 'young market.' I can live with that if there is a way into fixing it rather than scrapping it!
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Looking forward to your review of it.
Curious as to why hall sensor failure would be typical after 1-2 years? I assume that's what you are referring to. Seems like that is solid-state electronics that should only fail if the components or assembly are sub-par. Your channel has great information - thanks for your detailed reviews and hands-on work
I would not call it typical failure. I have 2 other X1 Pro motors, which are older and work fine. Hall sensors are the most fragile component in the stator. It's the most common failure in brushless motors in general, not limited to CYC only.
@@LierskogenEbikes Good to know. I'm looking at a CYC conversion for my fat bike. It will be my first e-bike. Having several CNC machines using hall sensors, some with flood coolant, sensor failure has never been an issue. We are talking thousand of hours run time, in machines built 20-30 years ago. I would guess that putting a BLDC motor down near mud and snow and keeping it affordable is a real test for a 'young market.' I can live with that if there is a way into fixing it rather than scrapping it!
Jak tam się sprawuje DM01. Zepsuł się czy jeszcze działa?
Działają. Na kilka sprzedanych sztuk zepsuł się jeden.