flipsky 75100 driver test to single engine on steep road

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

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  • @philipmillwood526
    @philipmillwood526 2 года назад +1

    My controller finally arrived! I've started setting things up without a load. Have you seen any significant increase in top speed by making changes to field weakening?

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  2 года назад +1

      haven't tried field weakening, however it increases rpm, and decreases torque

  • @philipmillwood526
    @philipmillwood526 2 года назад +1

    I'm new to this stuff- but am hoping you can verify that the current draw in the top graph is motor phase current and the text current in the bottom is battery draw current?

  • @ebikeunlock
    @ebikeunlock 3 года назад +1

    Hi , what motor do you use ? Thanks for the video :D

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  3 года назад +1

      Youarewelcome
      52v 700w has the motor written on it. Has 45mm magnets

    • @ebikeunlock
      @ebikeunlock 3 года назад

      @@100tchi4 Nice to know that it can take that amount of power !

    • @cris_mora
      @cris_mora 2 года назад

      @@100tchi4 deberias cambiar el motor por uno de72v

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  2 года назад

      @@cris_mora en serio no es necesario en este caso, los motores se seleccionan mejor por el número de kv (revoluciones × volt, como en caso de los drones por ejemplo), que por el voltaje que tengan escrito en la tapa. El motor que llevo puesto tiene un número bajo de kv con lo cual con 72v marca cerca de 90 km/h solamente con la rueda al aire. Hay otros motores que tienen escrito tanto 52v como 72v en la tapa, que marcan cerca de 140 km/h con la rueda al aire, esto es porque son motores de alto kv. El que llevo puesto tiene una buena relación entre torque y velocidad (mientras menos kv menos velocidad pero más torque y por el contrario cuanto más kv más velocidad y menos torque)

  • @alexzipun6070
    @alexzipun6070 2 года назад +1

    Good afternoon.
    Make a video step by step settings in the android application.

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  2 года назад

      I have a video on my channel

    • @alexzipun6070
      @alexzipun6070 2 года назад

      @@100tchi4 did the settings as in your video.
      brake trigger is not recorded.

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  2 года назад

      @@alexzipun6070 min 6:00

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/wGPWATa2RAY/видео.html

  • @campoint.x1032
    @campoint.x1032 3 года назад

    Wich bluetoothmodule do you use? V4 or V6?

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  3 года назад

      v6 though v4 i used it too but had to reverse the rx and tx pins

    • @campoint.x1032
      @campoint.x1032 3 года назад

      @@100tchi4 so v6 should work?

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  3 года назад +1

      @@campoint.x1032 I have both.
      buy better v6

  • @archietheproto7706
    @archietheproto7706 3 года назад

    bonito. el sensor de temperatura del motor no está configurado correctamente, ¿fue a propósito porque el motor se estaba sobrecalentando? Además, sigue diciendo "abs overcurrent". ¿Eso es de cuando estás frenando?
    Sorry, using Google Translate

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  3 года назад

      the engine temperature sensor is not connected. "abs overcurrent" is because there was excess current in the mosfets. this can be easily fixed in the settings

    • @archietheproto7706
      @archietheproto7706 3 года назад

      @@100tchi4 I just tried 120 amps on my scooter. I ran it at full load with the brakes on. One of the controllers failed. I expected it to be a mosfet, but it was actually a couple of the traces on the pcb. They were damaged from the high current. I'll try fixing them tomorrow

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  3 года назад

      @@archietheproto7706 for 120a check the mosfet temperature. I upgraded the heatsink to run at 120a continuously

    • @archietheproto7706
      @archietheproto7706 3 года назад +1

      @@100tchi4 i just looked inside and pulled the mosfets off the heatsink. All they used between the mosfets and the heatsink is kapton tape. That doesn't seem good to me. The enclosure heatsink is fine, you should put thermal pads or thermal grease between the mosfets and the heatsink

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  3 года назад

      @@archietheproto7706 you can just apply thermal grease between the mosfets and the kapton tape
      ;)

  • @fradpl
    @fradpl 3 года назад +1

    Hi also I'm testing the 75100, I noticed that by running the hub motor with the battery cables disconnected, the controller still turns on and gives power from the 5v and 3v outputs, can you check if this happens to you too?

    • @archietheproto7706
      @archietheproto7706 3 года назад

      You mean that when the battery is disconnected and you turn the wheel the vesc turns on? Yes, that has been my experience with vescs, they do that. It is acting like a generator

    • @Blox117
      @Blox117 2 года назад

      that's because the motor generates a small amount of power.

  • @alexzipun6070
    @alexzipun6070 2 года назад

    120А Китайские, это 60А реально

    • @100tchi4
      @100tchi4  3 месяца назад

      120 A es en las fases del motor. El voltaje en las fases va aumentando a medida que au.entan las rpm del motor, por tanto por conservación de energía, la corriente que viene de la batería también va aumentando cuando aumentan las rpm. En este caso se alcanzaron alrededor de 90a reales viniendo desde la batería.