Find a way to simulate what it feels like to accelerate hard when sudden power cuts, board pull out faster than a bullet train then turns him into painful superman, I have learnt it the hard way, don’t be like me.
Are there actually any cases where someone blew a correctly sized fuse and crashed? I put a discharge fuse in every battery I build and never heard of a problem in my community. I think if you build and configure everything properly you just get extra safety without any real downsides.
A ESC is a somewhat of a fuse itself, if it shorts itself will be dead and no breaks will be there, don’t see a way a 200a fuse would protect it in any way, if your ESC was 200a and you used 100a of power than probably it could be saved, but if going for max power don’t see a way ESC could be protected.
But again not too much knowledge on this, and a firm believer of let the board burn but let me have breaks So my board stops me an not a car going 50kmh
First time building an electric skateboard, using a charge port and a ltt BMS with two 5s lipo batteries, will be soldering them in series with a harness, should I use fuses for the charge port, before the BMS and after? wasn’t told before when I was asking for info
Not sure what u mean by how many. Put one the +V wire, then u r good. As for the amps, if u r never gonna use more than 2a charging, then a 4a or 5a fuse will do
Kinda pointless imo, sometimes fuses will blow or the very inconsistent voltages will blow the esc fuse fairly quick and for the draw and amps ur esc would take ur looking at some somewhat expensive fuses with at least 2-3 weeks of wait time in between orders. If they were to pop and u don’t have a spare u might need to forgo the fuse or wait 2-3 weeks of downtime on ur board. If its the charge port ur fusing use a bladed fuse. those r fairly common u can pick them up at ur auto parts store or hardware store, or even take a spare from ur car.
Red souls is just talking about fusing the charge port don’t worry, we haven’t been trying to suggest fusing the discharge path for the same reasons you said plus the safety risk of blowing during a ride