How many amps (12s) can I push exway x1 hub motors before they die

I picked up a pair of hub motors. Already went 31mph for a short while without temp sensors and halls hooked up.

Figured out the wiring and have that all working now.

Never had decent hub motors.
Is this too much?


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100c and holding

5.5 miles in and and still plenty of voltage left.

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how did you proceed to get the wiring right ?

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Glad this popped up. This is a cool thread.

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That’s a cool looking deck & enclosure. Where are they from?

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u got that wiring diagram? just need to know which pin is which

Well to be fair, i don’t really get it XD but I guess it will be more clear when i’ll got the actual connector in the hand

I know the three slightly thicker pin are 3 phase wires, but there is no documentation for those sensors

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That would make sens. I mean this kind of connector is barely rated for 8-10A for the whole thing

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not sure if thats the x1 or x1pro version hub (looks like x1pro tho), with the torque that exway’s hobbywing is able to provide, i would imagine the hub can handle at least 30 (edit: maybe 30A, im just guessing)

the torque on exway default setup is pretty strong, it had to be somewhat decent

This is indeed sicc my d00d.

I bought an exway x1 which was doa (not charging), was really looking forward to trying them out, maybe in the near future.

Let us know when they start cooking🔥

Fuck if I remember

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Actually. You can figure it out with this…

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holy shit, i wasn’t paying attention to the background. I love u bro

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So yes, now that i have it in hands this diagram is a lot more understandable,
And also : this stuff looks like FREAKING NOICE !
The materials and the finish are just perfect