@c4Lvin I use mostly the MG Chemicals Acrylic conformal coating in the 55ml brush-on bottle for waterproofing. However, a couple things, motor phase wires and loopkeys, I use the MG Chemicals Urethane conformal coating in the 55ml brush-on bottle.
Try to get the brush-cap if possible and not the childproof cap + brushes.
thank you @Skunk for helping me. Yeah I will take the motor apart and see those “extra” coppers are hitting one another and keep you updated. I will order a bottle of those in the mean time! Thanks again guys!
Actually embedded vid was Great Scott (forget his real name) but Medhi on Electroboom is fantastic for electrical engineering noobs/amateurs like myself, been learning a lot more about programming PID loops etc. from Electronoobs channel too, awesome there are so many engineering focused channels.
If i limit my top speed by using erpm limits, I am getting a stutter on the bench/no load when i hit that speed. I assume that when I am riding it weighted, the stutter/jitter wont be there?
I am back! so I am putting together my evolve CGT with Focbox. I have the stock evolve battery still and my new BMS has 10 pins instead of evolve’s fucking 11. Is there an adapter I could use? do I need to change the plug on the battery? how do I do that? I don’t want to remove all the shrink wrap without knowing what to do after.
Pics of the bms and the cable it came with and evolve connector. Uploading: 20190822_214152.jpg…
In general the balance plugs have cell count+1 GND pin so for a 10S battery you should have 11 pin plug is the original battery 9S? Check the main battery lead voltage or specs.
Not all of them have a pin for ground, most of the ones I have installed forego that and just use the main battery ground since they are the same thing.
I just soldered one last night that had the ground pin and it was very confusing at first since I had not had one with a ground pin until then
Maybe his just doesn’t have a ground pin this time
Ah okay I’m mostly used to seeing them on lipos where it’s used with a balance charger thanks for the clarification .
In that case would check with a multimeter just put in DC voltage checking mode and drop black lead into the battery main negative then probe the spots on the balance cable with the red probe if one side is measuring 0 then that is GND each one going up after that should be one cell voltage higher.