Yes, specs are very often inflated for marketing reasons.
Also, in general, don’t drive things at their max ratings unless you want it to be specifically “you” to be the person that has all the failures and broken stuff. Let someone else do that while you’re skating
Being that i used maker-x before, i believe it can handle doing that, but not thermally (again, get a beefy heatsink for that…). Compared to flipshit that rates their 4.12’s at 150 amps, i think that 80A is a sane number. But really, run it at like 60 max i guess.
My trampas with literally no cooling and foam all around reached 60 something degrees on a hot day, running 80 motor amps and 30 battery amps, but technically an average of 40 motor amps/side. Quite far from the rated 70A in open air, but on the flipside i think they can do peaks of close to 180/side with a few settings enabled
yes, im running it unsensored, and im pushing to start. i updated the firmware and now the hiccups are a lot more noticeable and aggressive. im changing the bldc detect parameters a bit to see if that helps
Did you do the detection in BLDC? BLDC has a separate motor detection than FOC. Some folks have tried BLDC without doing the detection, thinking the FOC motor detection was the only one