New to brushless; did I already kill the motor?
#16
This motor does stutter, but barely turns occasionally.
#18
Tech Prophet
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if I had to guess, the sensor board on the esc is dead. If the sensor board on the esc dies, it should still run unsensored. The motor is getting hot because its getting crazy signals from the esc. Kinda like driving you RL car while pushing on the gas and brake at the same time. I blew the sensor board on one of my esc's it it acted exactly like this. It is a HW clone also. The sensor board in the motor went back and took out the esc with it. that is my guess.
#19
Ah. So in that case, I'd need a whole new ESC altogether?
#22
Okay. I'll call one of my friends and see. Either way, it sounds like one or the other is permanently shot.
#23
Well, just an update (and I double post, I know). I gave the poor thing one last cleaning and soldering and setting up sensorless, and tried to make it turn over, and within five seconds the wires got hot and the motor let smoke go.
Did I just ruin everything?
Did I just ruin everything?
#25
Great. So now I have a bad motor and a bad speed control, I'm guessing.
#28
Tech Regular
Zebug I forgot I have a semi broken 17.5 in my closet (rotor came unglued from shaft) so it works with no load on it, let me know if you'll be around tomorrow and we can meet someplace in town and ill give it to ya.
#29
Thanks. Message me on Facebook and I'll give you my number so we can do that. Thanks a lot. I'm going to take it to Dave though too and see what he says.
The 45A rating is fine for the motor; the max motor draw is 26A. After the motor smoked though, it still turns over. So we'll see what happens.
The 45A rating is fine for the motor; the max motor draw is 26A. After the motor smoked though, it still turns over. So we'll see what happens.