Yesss. I’ll take the vescs
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Do not trust the tamale man. You don’t need to part it out. You can just give it to me
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You gonna snap that thing in half man
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10char
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looks to me like you’re hitting the mosfet temperature ceiling
what are the esc temperature limits you’ve set on vesc-tool?
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lol so much drama XD
Finally a constructive comment 
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99c on FETs? that’s hella hot…
Is there a thermal pad on the heatsink?
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no, there is not, there is also technicaly no heatsink, the vescs sit in an alluminum box
Disregard my dumb comment lol 
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maybe, but i am sensorless on the motors, so doesn’t really matter what the motor temp is set to
Defualt for mosfet cutoff is 85c start, 100c end. I would never use anything higher.
Not sure how they look under the hood, but seems like they are pretty much VESC6 copies. Isn’t that aluminum case the heatsink?
The temps you are getting make no sense with that average power draw.
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i’m not sure i’m right though. he never actually hits 110 degrees celsius, does he?
maybe i’m not looking at the relevant moment in the logs
Not sure, but I am running a 1:4 ration on 9" tires. Could have something to do with that? 170kv
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Dexter is Jeff is Jeremy is Jason
Would it still be possible to reach those temps if he were missing the thermal pads?
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just curious how are the esc’s attached to the aluminum enclosure? do you like use a silicone thermal pad or something?
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Hot glue.
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But only in a few spots around the edges, everything is pretty tight in that enclosure
