are these sensor cables that came with my vesc?

[Egtscs]

Howdy!

@accordion_dude

i’m converting an eovan

That’s awesome! I actually did the same thing here:

@egtscs' shit show of a shop

Let’s talk about that Eovan

Summary

Its a GTS Carbon Super that I received in April of 2022. It was my first (real) esk8 and put me on a path to meet some real awesome people. Since then I’ve put just over 1800 miles on it and it’s been surprisingly reliable aside from the remote… Their $100 takes a month to get to you, fragile piece of shit remote has always been a thorn in my side. Recently my partner dropped the remote from about 3 feet off the ground and it began disconnecting every 10sec-5…

DV4S and all.

@accordion_dude

wouldn’t mr60 connectors also need to be soldered?

Correct,

@b264

Soldering ability is a prerequisite for these types of repairs.

If you’re not yet confident enough, it’s possible you may be able to find an RC hobby shop willing to do it for you. Soldering is certainly an incredibly useful skill for this and many other hobbies (or a way of life for @b264) though most people here, me included, would recommend you start practicing.

@accordion_dude

is this the pinout labelled on the front?

Yes, there are occasionally changes in the pinout between versions of the same speed controller, it is worth checking either:

1: if you already have the DV4S, look at the ESC itself, each individual pin is labeled on the top.

2: if you can’t physically check the DV4S itself, you can likely email mboards support to get confirmation that the pinout from their website matches the version that you have.