Supposedly, the rx3/tx3 is just wired to the same front port’s rx/tx but I can’t confim, just what Lacroix had said early on.
I have no idea what parallel pulling from the one port’s tx/rx pins would do either tbh. Mentally, I always thought “that seems like it should work” but then I saw the uSplit come out (device meant to split one uart port into 2 or more) and I had to assume that the answer was no.
Side note, @ricco is a super cool dude and is very knowledgeable and helpful about his projects.
I have asked Wowgo what the Max output is configured to for the Wowgo 3 esc. I’m hoping they will share with me as they sell the esc separately. I’m not too hopeful though, the Wowgo 3 has 2 x 250w hub motors with a max speed of 25mph, Bustin don’t advertise their motor wattage anywhere but given it’s running on a 10s & has top speed of 30mph I would imagine the output needed would be higher (maybe 600w motors?).
I’m assuming it’s a 10s pack in the Bustin as 270wh samsung battery pack with a 42v charger (so must be 36v)
Wattage =/= speed. You can get going pretty fast with not a lot of power, it just takes a long time to accelerate because your acceleration is limited.
Good to know. I am thinking; hook up the Stormcore, run motor detection to get some insight into recommended settings for these Bustin hubs & then I can hopefully compare that to whatever Wowgo tell me. That way I can decide if I just stick with the stormcore or sub it for the Wowgo Hobbywing.
I’m programing on the VESC tools not to have reverse and it doesn’t work. My remote is on UART and I introduce “Current no reverse” and it still makes reverse when I pull back the throttle. My VESC is a FOCBOX Unity and remote a Flipsky VX4. Any help?
