The ability to detect inductance seems to be a little random
I need better connections for the hall sensors because I appear to be losing those during testing.
nvm
The ability to detect inductance seems to be a little random
Still waiting for it to arrive in Australia. Hehe. Will send a report once itās done, though.
Iāve installed it on a 20s scooter. It pretty much works, except for HFI. Iām having a hard time getting HFI to work properly on a giant 5kw inrunner.
How is it random for the inductance measurement? Thatās a new one
Are you going through the tuning methods for HFI? Have you tried lowering the switching frequency?
Hfi wasnāt working for me either though I havenāt tried to troubleshoot it at all.
I tried HFI on a Funwheel hub for fun and it worked decently, just loud as I could only to get it to work at like 24V start, 14V run, and 18V end.
The HFI does require a bit of tuning with the little focer. Testers have also reported that lowering the switching frequency helps.
No sorry I mean without changing the values used for detection it doesnāt work every time or even half the time.
I need to mess around with it for a while then I might get a better understanding. Also with this hub only turning out to be 11KV vs the 17KV of the other hubs I feel like Iām gonna need 24S seriously even at 100v Iām not going even 25mph.
You could try field weakening
Field weakening on a balance vehicle sounds like Streetface, Inc.
What if there was a reduction gearbox??
Then the motor might be able to.
Maybe a bigger tire would help. I hope you have 6" rims and not 5.5" rimsā¦
Iāll make a damn thread now.
Good idea.
Failing detection is a different issue. So is it failing to detect in several instances? This is not typical behavior from my own experiences or the experiences of testers. Are all connections solid in your system?
Face Weakeningā¢
Did you manage to finish the adapter you were designing to fit a 6inch on a phub/funwheel?
Yes, but it was a failure. Had to switch back to 5.5" rim tire
That sucksā¦ I remember now you said you needed to go back to the 5.5". Still looking into it, though?
Still considering machining an adaptor.