Absolutely it can. Even undersize wiring could. It is what voltage your ESC reads, so drawing too many amps for the cells, low voltage to start with, long wires/skinny wires with too much resistance dragging the voltage down, etc etcā¦
Ideally the best method would to be to input the capacity of the battery and have vesc reference total power used via a coulomb counter to prevent cutout with power remaining in cellsā¦
Just a question about my board and hadnāt considered this before.
Thatās the thoughts on putting my ESCs in with my battery pack in the middle of my deck on my offroad board?
Obviously Iād extend the phase wires with 8 gauge, making the total distance about 20 cm longer.
The reason behind is trying to keep everything waterproof.
I remember a guy from Castle Creations (esc manufacturer) saying they had a guy use something like 80 foot long phase leads with no issueā¦ Somethink about a rudder on a blimp?
From my experience (attaching stuff to drones), mushroom tape is actually worse with vibrations that the true hook-and-loop stuff - Itās more rigid, so it doesnāt have as much movement to absorb the vibrations.
You gotta realize that a vibration/shock load situation can impart a force of dozens or even hundreds of times the objectās mass onto the fastener during the peaks. Velcro isnāt good in tension, itās good in shear, and the application of sticking stuff ot a skateboard is almost pure tension.
Very noob question: How do I disable the motor temperature limits in vesc tool? I still want sensors, just want to disable temperature due to the bug in FW 4.2