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I am learning it doesn't take as much power as I thought. I am more rock crawling than blasting up. I hardly crack the throttle, but it has to be precise or I loose traction. The ramp up was working well for me. Id amps only went to about 10, so it was a fairly efficient climb. This analysis program is an eye opener.
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doh! I looked at the old controller and no connector stuck to it. I may have made this mistake years ago. It looks like if it sits in there just right it still makes contact with the board. I will go through my bone yard of controllers in the next couple of days. Will I have to solder it back to the board if and when I find it?
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I did the swap and now they both work properly. Bad connection is my thought. the long white connector goes into a different colored female in each motor. The problem setup has a green connector and I can't get the white one from the controller to lock into place. It doesn't have a lip for it to clip to. I think with the installation I just did, it didn't wiggle loose and why it works now. I started a new post so I could give a picture of both.
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If I didn't have one on hand I might run without it until I could get one in... but I don't know, I haven't had mine apart in a long time... those pins locate things pretty precisely and it would be odd if a chinese supplier where cost is near the top of the list of concerns would put a part, no matter how inexpensive, in if it didn't provide good product value (reliability, etc.)
OTOH I remember being very impressed when I saw how the plastic gear (primary reduction) cover had threaded holes to allow the screws that hold the cover on to be used as a cover puller since it would be hard to get that off without... they had to thread those holes which costs money and they don't provide any value from reducing assembly labor costs or adding reliability, just for disassembly
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