Yep,
It should be able to work with any sensored hub motor.
Will be interesting to see what performance increase we can extract from hub motors by fine tuning the timing parameters.
Because hub motors are optimised to run in only one direction, the default timing on them is likely offset from neutral to be slightly advanced. This may mean there is scope to improve the low speed torque of these motors by retarding the timing at low speeds.
Advancing the timing at high speeds should still give us some increase in RPM that we have already seen demonstrated on the RC motors.
Looking forward to trying this one out on the MAC and MXUS hubs.
Burtie
It should be able to work with any sensored hub motor.
Will be interesting to see what performance increase we can extract from hub motors by fine tuning the timing parameters.
Because hub motors are optimised to run in only one direction, the default timing on them is likely offset from neutral to be slightly advanced. This may mean there is scope to improve the low speed torque of these motors by retarding the timing at low speeds.
Advancing the timing at high speeds should still give us some increase in RPM that we have already seen demonstrated on the RC motors.
Looking forward to trying this one out on the MAC and MXUS hubs.
Burtie