ebike hubmotor delta star*setup part 2

ebike hubmotor delta star*setup part 2

[@ps2hacker]

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[@rcman6895]

I want to start off by saying you did a pretty good job of putting it back now however I do have a question when you were drilling that axle out did it hold together after you did all that drilling I'm curious

[@robertmotion]

thought the same thing... /bklyn 👑

[@jamest.5001]

That solder iron will work alot better with s bit of solder to give more surface contact when heating the wires!

[@edatkins27m]

Love it!

[@ayyubahmed8238]

Delta connection ki winding kaise karen motor mein se uski video banakar daliye

[@Mavstang73]

Looks like there is enough wire there to cut before the soldered ends until your ready to come back in and wire everything up. Just thought it would be faster than trying to heat up the whole bundle of copper.

[@menaceP875]

I thought the same lol

[@ayyubahmed8238]

Delta hup motor mein kitne ampere ki reley lagaen uski video banakar bhejiye ser

[@galindezdiyprojects8415]

hi sir, can you create a video tutorial how to convert star to delta?

[@edatkins27m]

Ima do this to my mortor ty i hope it wrks ill let u know!

[@WattsnabbAB]

Really cool. What kind of relay do you use? Want to try this with a motor i have that I don't use :)

[@williamsouthwick6117]

I am running an old Chrystalyte 408 hub motor on a Chrytalyte 1200w controller limited to 30a. I am trying to limit weight and work with what I have. So my question is, would switching the motor windings to a Delta configuration be the same as increasing the running voltage with the goal being greater hill-climbing ability? Are there any other options, and what are the pros & cons of a Delta configuration?

[@moz5883]

best video I seen nice and easy to understand thanks

[@tadijakarovic7859]

Hi, im trying the same thing, but i want to ask you, does delta configuration work with sensors and sinusodial controllers

[@karmaEbikes.]

never tested.

[@mustafagak2852]

So u cut both phase and hall sensor wires?

[@dharmveersharma594]

Electric bike motor winding kaise kiya jata hai Sir video Banakar daliye

[@dingski_diy]

Is it possible to just keep it in star or delta ia really, needed?

[@dinakarraju1]

My okinawa scooter suddenly stop and moving 100metres and stop what is the problem

[@KarmaElectronics.]

could be anything!

[@bansheebandithot350]

👍🏻 nice

[@dingski_diy]

Just want to ask sir, do you have tutorial for voltage cut off mod, lowering the voltage cut of 72v to 52v?. Tanxs

[@karmaEbikes.]

only was to do it would be to find a electronics schematic for the controller. change the lvc resister.

[@joselongoria6]

dude i have a simple question..I bought my self two hub motors from the internet..Ones a 48v 1000w rear and and a 36v 500w. they look just alike with the same hard ware but the charge controller ones bigger(48v) .Yeah i know over kill but the batteries for those hover boards are cheap right now (36v 4.4ah). Anyway my 36v got damaged (wires on the wheel).Can i use my 48v 1000w wheel with the 36v controller..All the hardware is the same and they look just alike..

[@hamiltonweathervideos5462]

yes you can. its a better setup. the motor will run cooler.

[@joselongoria6]

Thanks David...

[@bldcelectricindiasingh7400]

This will burn the motor

[@galindezdiyprojects8415]

where is the first video?

[@ronaldcohenb6695]

Twist wire clockwise

[@mashedpotatoes5323]

Why?

[@KunioTaki]

Yeah, it was weird to see that he twisted the wires the other way.

[@mashedpotatoes5323]

Whyyyyyyy?

[@JV-up6tc]

The less you move, fatigue, heat, twist, any electrical wiring the better your outcome. Consider also the coating on that copper winding wire..... It's all about getting everything back together without incurring any new damage. The wise mechanic will not take a customers car for a test drive out of fear something else will fall apart.