m0rg5
1 mW
Hey all,
I recently got a Makerbase VESC 75100 (MKSESC 75100)* working with VESC Tool on 36v, but not 52v - no LED, nothing.
Testing volts on PPM connector out: 52v batt voltage shows > ~5v then < 0v , on 36v it's a stable 5.35v.
* This design seems practical: contained, easy to waterproof, and I had plans to add heatsinks all over - screwed with bolts through case into heatsink, and stick to top and other side, and also add conductive tape below PCB - all of which IMHO would make a huge difference thermally (which seemed the key downside to this design, QC issues aside).
EDIT:
BOARD COMPARISIONS: Flipsky 5100 75100v202 and MKSESC 75100 seem identical, apart from the rails - see MB over Flipsky (original boards attached).

STEPS
UPDATE: oh, about that extra solder:

I cleared that solder, yet no change. I've only tried to test so far, no load run through, so still hoping there's some kind of setting I can change to make this work
(tho could just be
).

that's my silicon on it btw
I recently got a Makerbase VESC 75100 (MKSESC 75100)* working with VESC Tool on 36v, but not 52v - no LED, nothing.
Testing volts on PPM connector out: 52v batt voltage shows > ~5v then < 0v , on 36v it's a stable 5.35v.
* This design seems practical: contained, easy to waterproof, and I had plans to add heatsinks all over - screwed with bolts through case into heatsink, and stick to top and other side, and also add conductive tape below PCB - all of which IMHO would make a huge difference thermally (which seemed the key downside to this design, QC issues aside).
EDIT:
BOARD COMPARISIONS: Flipsky 5100 75100v202 and MKSESC 75100 seem identical, apart from the rails - see MB over Flipsky (original boards attached).

STEPS
- Followed guide How to update firmware on the Flipsky 75100 & 75200 FOC ESC and updated FW fine (75_100_V2 variants, inc 75_100_V2_no_hw_limits, 6.05 worked fine) reset, reinstalls worked fine.
- 75_100 FW bricked it, recovered with ST LINK.
- SETTINGS: 14s, tried max voltages of : 58.8 through 62, 75v (max), no go with 52v.
UPDATE: oh, about that extra solder:

I cleared that solder, yet no change. I've only tried to test so far, no load run through, so still hoping there's some kind of setting I can change to make this work



that's my silicon on it btw
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