What’s up with your hall sensors? I would load the latest unity fw and redo all settings + motor detection.
Done. I uploaded the new motor test
Ahh I don’t think your hall sensors are working. I think that detection went sensor less.
I would check mechanical connections first.
No idea where to find the cables for that in the board.
I think this only noticable with a slow start up. Sometimes the right wheel doesn’t want to spin when I dont kick.
What I don’t understand is this setting. What does it mean when there is a black cycle or white cycle? By default motor 1 has white and motor 2 has black.
Just reverses the motor. Nothing to bother with, swap any 2 phase wires and it reverses.
Okay, thanks! Back to my main issue. I don’t think the defect hall sensor are the issue for that? Any other ideas what I could do?
I would open it up and unplug the sensors, I wonder if they may be causing issues plugged in but not functional. Then check the fuse connections and connectors just in case.
Jeff you are out saviour a project I want to finish this/next year is to restore a gutted raptor2 in my shed. Your neobox 4 and now your thanes.
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We just want help. But first let us making before too much kind 
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Working on a project for Wheel Replacement.(the wheel is just a base for the Kegel Shape)
What’s your opinion guys? Will test it in 3D printed version, but looking for a modified one in Aluminum.
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The only way this would work is if you extend that sleeve all the way down the motor, and also use additional set screws to fasten it. Even so I would not trust it. I do not trust those front plates at all for any cantilever loads like this. The front plate is merely held on by 5 tiny m3 bolts, and the 10 threaded holes in the front does not have much depth either. I see it ripping out the threads within a few rides.
It’s a good idea but the side load is just going to be too much for the axle. On the 2.1 it might have a chance with a ton of reinforcement on the aluminum sleeve (going to be an expensive part), on the 2.0 motors absolutely not.
I hate to be negative but it is also going to put a significant load on the outer bearing only, I don’t think there is any way to retrofit this motor as a direct drive unless the axle is replaced. But that involves cutting and pulling the stator which I just don’t think is worth it at all.
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FYI.
How WIll I know when than u guys are making is available ? im dying to buy 3 pairs
We already making mould now. I think can be ready in 2 weeks for first testing.
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Looks like enertion is still doing some business…
https://m.alibaba.com/product/62007371043/detail.html?
Bogus Address and mobile not very comforting
This old listing.
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You are a god send