Pg 57-63 right hand column
Ratings vary for no (size) of pins
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Do you know is it tx-tx or tx-rx
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i mean…i don’t why either
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Flipshit is retarded as usual and does tx-tx rx-rx
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It’s because they label by “VESC TX” and “VESC RX” instead of just RX and TX, which you would need to flip.
It’s either the way I said it or completely opposite lol
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They consider it goes like power leads, + to + - to -
People who have experience with chain drives - what’s a good source for 8mm bore sprockets? (#25 chain) Thanks!
Ebay’s got a good variety. Amazon sometimes has them as well, but they’re a little more expensive.
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So the sound coming from my motor that I mentioned a couple days ago has gotten worse. It sounds like theres a pebble or something spinning freely inside but idk
Could be a bad bearing. All of the hub motors I have used for any length of time in the rain end up sounding like a coffee can full of sand rolling down some stairs when I run them. Same thing could happen to an outrunner motor 
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Could it be replaced without being too difficult?
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Depends entirely on the motor
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Depends on the company that made the motors. Some are much harder than others and some may need a pressure machine to push the stator.
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Its a tb 6355. Yea I don’t have any equipment, just simple tools, so that wont be good
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Yes, but you will need some way to get the old bearings out, and the new bearings in, since they’re a pretty tight press-fit.
A bench vise or small arbor press is probably a minimum, though you might be able to get away with a hammer and some punches, at least for the removal part.
You have to be a lot more careful when installing the new bearings, because you don’t want to damage them by applying any force to the inner race.
I bet you could take it to a local machine shop and have them do the swap with very little effort, if you don’t have the equipment to do it yourself.
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The protective charging port cap always comes loose, any tips or accessories that people use to keep it in place?
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I just purchased to a pressfit pulley with a bearing to replace my bolt in pulley, so I’m hoping that it will take stress off the motor shaft and may solve the problem. If not, I may just end up getting a new motor, since I have no way to fix this motor
I haven’t had too many issues with that, I also install them so it’d have to go up against gravity to pop loose. Looks like yours is going downhill and out.
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Get a better charge port I guess, the material on some of them sucks, if you want I can link you the ones I use.
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