Originally Posted by
TryHard
I'm with Cherry on this, having spoken to the HW guys directly, the 60 (or 64 in your case) is not degrees of timing! It's steps..
You 100% cannot have a motor with more than 90° total timing as it will go backwards!! I repeat again, take a brushed motor, turn the endbell 90° and see what happens... it won't run. Simple. End of Chat.
true if you do that in brushed, it will turn backward rotation.
because you put 90° endbell.
and it's over the range 0°~60°, according to it's brushed.
what happened on new generation
64° is 60°+4° in range 0°~60° per rotation,
this is what Brushed can't do, and what previously 60° brushless still mimic
the brushed method and add the Advanced Dynamic (what brushed cant do).
but there is more that Brushed can't do, is Dual Timing.
like i said it's 4° Secret's you can say 59°+5°
what ever it is, it can be done with in 0°~60° per rotation.
Good luck learning.