@@surfdado I don't know. I've watched you both so much, if I never saw your face, I'd recognize both your voices in a crowd. Both top notch. Both heavy contributors, yet another aspect of our community that gives me hope. . .
If this video is boring, then why have I watched is 8 times and loved every minute of it? My GT-V is perfect now thanks to you, it floats like butter. Thank you so much for this.
I've lost count, and I wrote it all down, 5 pages, and still have re-watched it. Naturally, got to the last part, and well, if I'd of jumped on it.....
THANK YOU SO MUCH! Just got my Board set up, you even covered my initial issue i had with the Ubox voltage being set too low and not allowing me to run motor detection. (though i figured that out before reaching this part) Thank you so much for taking the time to do what you do and help get so much useful information out there to help guys like me figure out VESC. you are my preferred source.
Thank you for making an updated video with all this info. Lots of people want to get into VESC but are a bit overwhelmed with all the different parameters and software etc There is lots of trial and error with VESC onewheels it seems and thanks to people like you sharing your knowledge it helps a lot. A dedicated fool proof GTV video would be awesome Thank you
@@CrispyFloat ideally you want to just ride the GTV without starting the configuration from scratch, but yes you can absolutely follow this video. Everything here does apply to the GTV also
Thank you for making an updated video with all this info. Lots of people want to get into VESC but are a bit overwhelmed with all the different parameters and software etc Thank you
Once you setup your board you really don’t have to touch it much. The options are overwhelming, but reality is you can kinda get it where you want it & let it stay there. Just a big mouthful of new info when getting started.
I just bought a GTV kit from Tony and im wathcing all vesc videos I can find so I can learn as much as I can before it gets here. Quick question, do I need to do everything in this video since the GTV already comes configured for the GT?
Is this a good video to watch for a freshly built vesc? I've never built one before. I've been looking at so many videos to try and get a good understanding before I start anything.
Great video! Thank you! I did not know about Refloat package. Please can you clarify what should I setup at General -> BMS if I have a floatwheel? Is it a VESC BMS or none BMS? Thank you!
37:40 that just happened to me after I finished configuring my board , this helped me a lot to figure it out that I just needed to invert the motor direction, thanks a lot ! I also noticed that my app doesn't have that 'packages' tab :( im on float pkg 2.0
Great video, Thanks. Just a question about Vesc id, I’m using a thor300 and the Vesc id I see when I connect to Vesc tool is 0, also I can’t connect to floaty/float control, can this be a related issue regarding the Vesc id? Thanks, great video.
Do I also have to calibrate the IMU for the scooter, i.e. adjust it? And download the Float package for the scooter, or another package? Would that be good?
Hi, I have been trying to run the motor using vesc for some time now, but I am not sure what I am missing here. I am able to run the motor with FOC sensorless mode quite well, but when I am changing to sensor mode with ABI sensor, my motor is locked at max rpm. Irrespective of the erpm I am giving to run it, it just runs at max rpm. Other thing I have noticed is in the real time data plots for erpm, the value just shows close to 1, whereas all other plots like FOC, current seem to be fine. Is there any suggestion you can give me on this? Thanks
@@Anya-xn2zh same suggestion as last time. I’m not much of a VESC expert for anything beyond Onewheels unfortunately. The VESC Discord is where all the smart people hang out
So I've just put everything together, my board turns on but on my app the APPUI tab doesn't appear. What could be the issue? Also I bought the pre built focer about 3 months ago so I would imagine it's mostly up to date hardware
Is there any future update with Float Control to pass alerts set in the app to the watch to vibrate such as reaching duty cycle or speed alerts? I’m hesitant to transition to Refloat until Haptic Buzz alerts are transferred as it’s a safety mechanism for me.
@@mlastudioproductions you guys are brave enabling haptic buzz for duty alerts. The thought that when I’m near the limit of my board energy gets wasted on haptic buzzing scares the crap out of me 😂
@@surfdado for me it feels like driving a car over rumble strips on the freeway or if your car drifts off the road lol. Once I feel it I’m like omg slow down speed racer. I wouldn’t mind my watch vibrating instead of getting startled and having to change my pants…
@@mlastudioproductions that's what they keep telling me. I made my first front footpad over 2 years ago, that took a lot of R&D, and lately I've been riding a wooden KushLo™ that I made. There is no reward without risk. Haptic Buzz is not the way to know you are approaching disaster IMHO, in fact, and as @surfdado points out, it's dangerous as it might take the very energy you need at that crucial moment. Not to mention, what is that doing to the motor????
hi... i have a question... in the vesc tool the motor current max corresponds to the direct current that goes to the motor or to the phase current? thanks
Ok so the max battery current is the maximum direct current and the max motor current is the phase current.. right? because generally the phase current is 2.5 times higher than the direct current... thanks
hi my vesc tool app has automatically updated to version 6.05.. it gave me a few problems that seem to have been solved at the moment.. I don't know how to go back to version 6.02.. can I keep it like this while waiting for it to be fixed?
So I messed up my GTV by restoring to default motor settings, anyways I have went through and done everything I can to fix the values but everytime I test my board or even tried riding it in the grass it goes from 0 to 100%. Any ideas?
Listen to Dado…. Don’t mess with your accelerometer settings… Just leave it. I can’t get my gtv to feel normal again after upgrading firmware after initial set up because of not leaving that setting alone
Something I'm unclear about is, what possible negative side-effects are there to setting your battery current max too high? And if it's a big deal, why aren't we talking about the fact that Tony is shipping his vesc kits with it set to 70 amps for use with stock FM batteries?
@@therealandrewlund you must be talking about his GTV kit. The GT battery is actually rated for 70-90A depending on which variant you get. So 70A is not unsafe
@@therealandrewlund no real danger for normal riding, but it’s more likely to blow up in extreme conditions or in a freak accident (like board gets stuck under a car while still engaged)
@@surfdadowell it is a GTS 6” motor… I think I should run the motor detection wizard again… I may have lost the results when moving from float to refloat
@@surfdadore ran motor wizard. Working great now. Gts motor is kind of new territory though isn’t it? If I half the observer gain I would it 0.56 I put it at 0.7 I also don’t know what to set the motor resistance to… Other boards I have put 1.5 of detected observer gain. Detected motor resistance was 64 I put it at 72 Absolutely no motor crunch super super quiet. Feels a little less torqy…. Thinking of increasing motor resistance Forgot the recommended ratios
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The boring videos are usually the most important. Thanks, Dado! 🤙🏼⚡️🛠️
Excellent video, well done.
thanks Mario, coming from you that means a lot. My videos will never be as good as yours!
@@surfdado I don't know. I've watched you both so much, if I never saw your face, I'd recognize both your voices in a crowd. Both top notch. Both heavy contributors, yet another aspect of our community that gives me hope. . .
If this video is boring, then why have I watched is 8 times and loved every minute of it? My GT-V is perfect now thanks to you, it floats like butter. Thank you so much for this.
I've lost count, and I wrote it all down, 5 pages, and still have re-watched it. Naturally, got to the last part, and well, if I'd of jumped on it.....
Much needed video for the community. Thanks Dado.
Dude, THANK YOU. I finally got my Tronic 250r setup correctly with a superflux. I just hit 30 mph! This is awesome!
Thanks for doing this!
Thank you Siwoz for being Siwoz
I've watched most of your videos many times over and over. I just installed refloat and it feels good. Thank you for all your hard work.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! Just got my Board set up, you even covered my initial issue i had with the Ubox voltage being set too low and not allowing me to run motor detection. (though i figured that out before reaching this part) Thank you so much for taking the time to do what you do and help get so much useful information out there to help guys like me figure out VESC. you are my preferred source.
Every few months it seems you do a new one 😂 in all seriousness though - thanks for all you do!!
Thank you for making an updated video with all this info.
Lots of people want to get into VESC but are a bit overwhelmed with all the different parameters and software etc
There is lots of trial and error with VESC onewheels it seems and thanks to people like you sharing your knowledge it helps a lot.
A dedicated fool proof GTV video would be awesome
Thank you
I knew I missed the part where the the uh the uh when and the
haha damn long videos - can you tell I got tired of editing?
@@surfdado Editing is the most energy draining activity
@@TheWillDConstructagreed lol
@@surfdadocan this be done to gtv kit?
@@CrispyFloat ideally you want to just ride the GTV without starting the configuration from scratch, but yes you can absolutely follow this video. Everything here does apply to the GTV also
Thank you for making an updated video with all this info.
Lots of people want to get into VESC but are a bit overwhelmed with all the different parameters and software etc
Thank you
Once you setup your board you really don’t have to touch it much. The options are overwhelming, but reality is you can kinda get it where you want it & let it stay there. Just a big mouthful of new info when getting started.
Gg for the ATR, Refloat config and thank you for existing Dado
Great setup vid, i like how comprehensive it is!
The Oct 2020 video on the OG Funwheel cracked me up 🤣
I just bought a GTV kit from Tony and im wathcing all vesc videos I can find so I can learn as much as I can before it gets here. Quick question, do I need to do everything in this video since the GTV already comes configured for the GT?
Is this a good video to watch for a freshly built vesc? I've never built one before. I've been looking at so many videos to try and get a good understanding before I start anything.
@@OkcegIsMe yes, this video is probably your best bet at this time (August 2024)
@@surfdadoright on! Thanks
Amazing work Dado! Maybe someone can go through and add chapters to the video for easier navigation!
Great video! Thank you! I did not know about Refloat package. Please can you clarify what should I setup at General -> BMS if I have a floatwheel? Is it a VESC BMS or none BMS? Thank you!
37:40 that just happened to me after I finished configuring my board , this helped me a lot to figure it out that I just needed to invert the motor direction, thanks a lot !
I also noticed that my app doesn't have that 'packages' tab :( im on float pkg 2.0
@@osparsers1463 you’re probably on the new 6.05 app version where the packages and firmware tabs got turned into big buttons on the very first screen
@@surfdado that's definitely it ! found the button there, updated archives and installed refloat! thanks dado
29:12 - Fun Fact: Those only seem to work when Float/Refloat Packages are disabled.
Great video, Thanks.
Just a question about Vesc id, I’m using a thor300 and the Vesc id I see when I connect to Vesc tool is 0, also I can’t connect to floaty/float control, can this be a related issue regarding the Vesc id?
Thanks, great video.
Incredible
Do I also have to calibrate the IMU for the scooter, i.e. adjust it? And download the Float package for the scooter, or another package? Would that be good?
@@don.s_a_l_v_a_t_o_r_e if you got more than one wheel then the IMU isn’t used at all, so no need to calibrate the IMU
Thx man, that is so helpfull for beginners!!! I'm really appreshiate your effort to make this video.
Glad I'm not the only one who gave up trying to export XMLs on iOS
I’ve forgot why I gave up then click on it and I go ooooooh shit bye 😂
Hi,
I have been trying to run the motor using vesc for some time now, but I am not sure what I am missing here.
I am able to run the motor with FOC sensorless mode quite well, but when I am changing to sensor mode with ABI sensor, my motor is locked at max rpm. Irrespective of the erpm I am giving to run it, it just runs at max rpm.
Other thing I have noticed is in the real time data plots for erpm, the value just shows close to 1, whereas all other plots like FOC, current seem to be fine.
Is there any suggestion you can give me on this?
Thanks
@@Anya-xn2zh same suggestion as last time. I’m not much of a VESC expert for anything beyond Onewheels unfortunately. The VESC Discord is where all the smart people hang out
So I've just put everything together, my board turns on but on my app the APPUI tab doesn't appear. What could be the issue? Also I bought the pre built focer about 3 months ago so I would imagine it's mostly up to date hardware
@@OkcegIsMe idk what pre built means. Did you still do the complete setup? Did you install the package? That’s where the AppUI is from
Is there any future update with Float Control to pass alerts set in the app to the watch to vibrate such as reaching duty cycle or speed alerts? I’m hesitant to transition to Refloat until Haptic Buzz alerts are transferred as it’s a safety mechanism for me.
@@mlastudioproductions you guys are brave enabling haptic buzz for duty alerts. The thought that when I’m near the limit of my board energy gets wasted on haptic buzzing scares the crap out of me 😂
@@surfdado for me it feels like driving a car over rumble strips on the freeway or if your car drifts off the road lol. Once I feel it I’m like omg slow down speed racer. I wouldn’t mind my watch vibrating instead of getting startled and having to change my pants…
@@mlastudioproductions think about what he said though. . .
@@deanaoxo and? Takes guts to trust in a board made with your hands
@@mlastudioproductions that's what they keep telling me. I made my first front footpad over 2 years ago, that took a lot of R&D, and lately I've been riding a wooden KushLo™ that I made. There is no reward without risk. Haptic Buzz is not the way to know you are approaching disaster IMHO, in fact, and as @surfdado points out, it's dangerous as it might take the very energy you need at that crucial moment. Not to mention, what is that doing to the motor????
10 minutes in and I already learned a lot
Thanks a lot for this Tutorial. Excellent work! Very usefull and good to follow live to Check everything on your own while watching. 🎉
hi... i have a question... in the vesc tool the motor current max corresponds to the direct current that goes to the motor or to the phase current? thanks
@@alessiogambi6881 yes 😂
We consider phase current and motor current to be the same thing.
Ok so the max battery current is the maximum direct current and the max motor current is the phase current.. right? because generally the phase current is 2.5 times higher than the direct current... thanks
hi my vesc tool app has automatically updated to version 6.05.. it gave me a few problems that seem to have been solved at the moment.. I don't know how to go back to version 6.02.. can I keep it like this while waiting for it to be fixed?
@@alessiogambi6881 yes you can, it's safe to ride
there is a new update of the vesc tool application.. should i update it?
So I messed up my GTV by restoring to default motor settings, anyways I have went through and done everything I can to fix the values but everytime I test my board or even tried riding it in the grass it goes from 0 to 100%. Any ideas?
@@gubber02 do the hand test, somewhere around 30min into the video
@@surfdado I did, does not work it just shoots off
@@gubber02 your motor is reversed. Also go to Discord for troubleshooting - we can’t do this in YT comments 😂
@@surfdado Can you link the discord?
@@gubber02 the a GTV channel here discord.gg/XcTBvR6Z
@surfdado When you were explaining saturation compensation you forgot to mention that you must select "factor" if you want to specify a %.
Mostly intentional because I didn’t want to show people how to enable it in this video. I just wanted to point out the downside
Thank you!!
I made some vesc code to nodelock your device with your phone. Need help to merging it in main trunk
@@Calibike VESC Discord is the only place for something like this - maybe show your solution in a video as well
Listen to Dado…. Don’t mess with your accelerometer settings…
Just leave it.
I can’t get my gtv to feel normal again after upgrading firmware after initial set up because of not leaving that setting alone
Something I'm unclear about is, what possible negative side-effects are there to setting your battery current max too high? And if it's a big deal, why aren't we talking about the fact that Tony is shipping his vesc kits with it set to 70 amps for use with stock FM batteries?
@@therealandrewlund you must be talking about his GTV kit. The GT battery is actually rated for 70-90A depending on which variant you get. So 70A is not unsafe
@@surfdado It's also the PintV kit
@@therealandrewlund that’s a mistake then. Needs to be adjusted down accordingly.
@@surfdado What danger is there? The PintV in question already has hundreds of miles on it with nothing obviously bad so far.
@@therealandrewlund no real danger for normal riding, but it’s more likely to blow up in extreme conditions or in a freak accident (like board gets stuck under a car while still engaged)
TY 🙏🏾🏆🎉
great video, can you make one like this only with a floatwheel adv pro board?
@@MrPorter1983 😂
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@@justintmars lots of people doing this with positive results. Your motor may be an outlier
@@surfdadowell it is a GTS 6” motor…
I think I should run the motor detection wizard again…
I may have lost the results when moving from float to refloat
@@justintmars there’s no way that could happen unless your firmware was borked from the get go
@@surfdadore ran motor wizard.
Working great now.
Gts motor is kind of new territory though isn’t it? If I half the observer gain I would it 0.56
I put it at 0.7
I also don’t know what to set the motor resistance to…
Other boards I have put 1.5 of detected observer gain.
Detected motor resistance was 64
I put it at 72
Absolutely no motor crunch super super quiet.
Feels a little less torqy….
Thinking of increasing motor resistance
Forgot the recommended ratios