Hi guys
so after extensive work to upgrade an old scooter I bought, we finally got everything figured out with one exception. It’s not providing enough torque, like it did on the old system. After extensive testing, it seems the new controller is limiting the amount of amps it allows to go through somehow.
Here’s a video of the issue with a closeup of the controller disassembled:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qK8...ature=youtu.be
Just to add, the old controller and mod is right at the beginning of this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV3zsVRA6YE
I’m wondering if I could fix this new problem the same way I did the old one. Just remove the component in the new controller that’s limiting the amount of power it lets through. I realize this risks burning the motor out in warmer weather, but I really don’t care, as it’s useless to us at these lower power levels anyways. Anyone know which piece to short out on the circuit board?
thanks
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so after extensive work to upgrade an old scooter I bought, we finally got everything figured out with one exception. It’s not providing enough torque, like it did on the old system. After extensive testing, it seems the new controller is limiting the amount of amps it allows to go through somehow.
Here’s a video of the issue with a closeup of the controller disassembled:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qK8...ature=youtu.be
Just to add, the old controller and mod is right at the beginning of this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV3zsVRA6YE
I’m wondering if I could fix this new problem the same way I did the old one. Just remove the component in the new controller that’s limiting the amount of power it lets through. I realize this risks burning the motor out in warmer weather, but I really don’t care, as it’s useless to us at these lower power levels anyways. Anyone know which piece to short out on the circuit board?
thanks
A few video stills:
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