Hello. I have an old XCooter Blaster XC300GT. It is similar to an XCaliber 600. The original controller had some issues and was not functioning properly. So, we bought a variable speed controller and all hell has broken loose.
Specs. -
600 Watt Brushed Permanent Magnet DC Motor
2x 12v 18ah Lead Acid Batteries
1 40 Amp Fuse
2x 10" By 4" Air filled tires (Soon to be Solids)
No seat (I prefer to stand)
1 belt (no chain)
1 Chinese Motor Controller link provided to what was purchased.
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Throttle- N/A yet
Using the controller in and of itself with provided potentiometer, the motor acts accordingly and everything is fine.
Remove the potentiometer and add an electric throttle, the motor runs at 14/89. Meaning it runs as low as 14% and as high as 89% of capacity. So yes, with the throttle attached the motor does not stop spinning. That is potentially an issue. Lol.
Also, I know a very small amount of anything in regards to electronics and motors. I am pretty much just getting what I am told by a third party. Whom is putting it all together for me. So, I don't know what I am getting wrong but I think the controller for this use is pretty much garbage.
Specs. -
600 Watt Brushed Permanent Magnet DC Motor
2x 12v 18ah Lead Acid Batteries
1 40 Amp Fuse
2x 10" By 4" Air filled tires (Soon to be Solids)
No seat (I prefer to stand)
1 belt (no chain)
1 Chinese Motor Controller link provided to what was purchased.
Motor Speed Controller, DC 10-55V... <URL url="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JH13VVP?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share"><LINK_TEXT text="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JH13VVP?re ... b_ap_share">https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JH13VVP?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share</LINK_TEXT></URL><br/>
Throttle- N/A yet
Using the controller in and of itself with provided potentiometer, the motor acts accordingly and everything is fine.
Remove the potentiometer and add an electric throttle, the motor runs at 14/89. Meaning it runs as low as 14% and as high as 89% of capacity. So yes, with the throttle attached the motor does not stop spinning. That is potentially an issue. Lol.
Also, I know a very small amount of anything in regards to electronics and motors. I am pretty much just getting what I am told by a third party. Whom is putting it all together for me. So, I don't know what I am getting wrong but I think the controller for this use is pretty much garbage.