I’m marginally interested in these ESC’s so would like to find out how a real person goes in real situations. Flipsky has improved a lot and they do have the best dolphins.
I think techshits right, they basically copied VESC, or at least it appears that way. So would also expect canbus for the link between the two controllers.
you were using a VESC V4 based controller, no wonder it was hard to use… garbage hardware
as for vesc tool to me it’s the greatest thing there is… in the world of ESCs
if you can’t adjust everything manually it isn’t worthy of being used IMO
that being said i also use an Android phone and even use the dev settings there to speed up animations and whatnot to my liking… that means i’m a power user
i would never be happy with a too simple wizard and too little options
atleast if something doesn’t run well on VESC you can completely tune it out and mess with stuff. if you have less options, well, you can’t obviously.
nevermind actually being able to do proper updates or fix flaws Flipsky may have missed, as my Flipsky VESCs never read the right voltage etc, cuz they just decided it would work “fine” on the config for a completely different controller
the fact they were that lazy on the VESC platform seriously makes me doubt you’ll ever have any updates, nevermind good ones
i live in Belgium (they’re supposedly Belgian), and for a 100 phase amp controller i’d rather buy another Makerbase 84100HP esc, those really work well for me and haven’t failed me since installing them 100+ days ago (i had them on the OG battery of my e-scooter, then later on my own battery, which’s BMS is now already 100 days online)