leo99
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That's what I was thinking.
leo99 said:Those anybody know how the phase wire and hall wire match between a infineon 6fet 3077 and a q100cst 201 match ? :lol:
The rear is a little harder to get apart than the frt. The force of the cassette when pedaling tightens the motor cover.esp said:Have a Q100c CST and it seems the clutch is not disengaging. Have tried to take it a part but cannot seem to un screw the cover. Did try a make shift tool with studs that fit into the three screw holes but could not un screw it. Appreciate any insight. Thanks Espen
leo99 said:Hi guys,
quick update:
It's alive
the last few weeks I haven't time to continue my build but this week every evening I have been slowly building:
I laced the wheel. Fist time for me and it went pretty smoothly expect that I had to restart a few times. I am quite happy of the result
I then plug everything up and after a few hours. (I forgot that the on-off wires of the controller were not connected ). It now works .
I did a very quick ride and it is everything I hoped for. I still have to solder the wires together, clean the build and buy a bag for the battery
leo
PS: the combo that work for me with the infenion controller from em3ev with the q100c was for phase: Blue/yellow green/blue yellow/green and sensor green/yellow yellow/blue blue/green
leo99 said:Hi scooterman,
That's the controller I took.
I asked them to reprogram it at 15 amps so not to overheat and I am running it with a 14s battery. I'll upload a picture when I can this week of the connectors :wink:
I ended up with a quite a crazy combo because I wasn't sure what a good combo looked and sounded like
Leo
leo99 said:The first color is motor side and second side is controller side.
I haven't finished the build at all I just connected the the wires with a quick electric connector to see what the combo was. I am going to solder the cables since the connectors weren't the same and it takes more space. I ll cut all extra cable and shrink wrap all the cables. I still haven't bought a bag for the battery. I'll be finished in a few weeks. I am in the middle of exams so not a lot of time to spend on the bike.
The 6fet controller is quite small I find
Leo
leo99 said:The thing is I am trying to be a stealthy as possible that's why I got a custom 50v 6ah battery. The battery is small enough to fit in some saddle bags. I am trying to find the smallest bag that could work so that it doesn't look like a battery pack
I will leave some extra wire but anyways I can solder directly on the controller if necessary.
Leo