Bluefang said:
I ended up moving the controller outside to try and resolve the heat issue. this seems to have fixed that but now it has a odd issue where the accelleration seems to turn off for a fraction of a second every 20-30seconds giving abit of a weird oscillating effect. It spins the motor up with no issue but when riding the oscillations start happening.
Anyone have a similar issue? I have checked my wiring that i moved and retuned the controller multiple times including manually tuning, turned LS on and off, turned the throttle to speed and back to torque, doesnt matter if i am cruising at 10amp or pulling 130, it still "pauses" which when on full accelleration its a very noticeable stop and start that happens super quick.
maybe yes
i have had oscillating problems a couple of times with a couple of adaptto controllers....for different reasons i believe.
reason 1-
lvc set too high, like 3.1v when it should be 2.5v. (i believe setting the lvc low is ok if just for under load/sag voltage, i would never discharge it that low as to get to resting voltage there..
so fixed.
reason 2-
throttle sensitivity seemed to go out the window by itself. this was noticed as a pulsing /oscillating feel when cruising at around mid throttle band. it felt as if i was twisting the throttle on and off slightly when in fact I wasnt.
after trying to adjust all sorts of things, i eventually looked at the throttle limits, to see the throttle signal was all over the place like a mad woman's shit,
jumping back and forth, i believe this was the cause.
frustratingly the throttle linear calibration would not register an input.
anyway, i blew up that controller before i could fix the issue :|
it was unlikely to be the magura itself as im using it wth a new controller now just fine.
reason 3- pwr timing was cranked up(by me) to see if i could get better accelleration at high speeds.
there did seem to be an improvement in the pickup department, but there was a side effect of the pulsing sensation again, so i adjusted it back to how it was again.
also fixed.