Follow along with this video to setup your new VESC controller on your Onewheel. Motor setup, IMU setup, Motor config, app config, Float Package install. I hope this is helpful to you!
***IMPORTANT NOTE*** If you have previously installed a float package, you will have to disable that before running motor setup. Go to Float Config > Specs
does not connect with thor 300 I bought it from funguinners recently,,, I connected two days ago to configure,, and today I cannot connect Mensaje Could not read firmware version. Make sure that the selected port really belongs to the VESC. If you are using UART, make sure that the port is enabled, connected correctly (rx to tx and tx to rx) and uses the correct baudrate
Total newb question: are these steps necessary before installing the float package? What happens if we just install version 6 without these initial steps?
All these initial steps will teach the controller how to treat your motor, and calibrate the IMU (the chip that can tell how the board is tilting and turning). Without these steps, nothing will work right. It is just part of the initial setup, harmonizing all of the parts you used to make your own build. If you start with the float package first, you will have to go into the Float Config settings and "disable float package" before doing motor setup.
Thank you for the reply! Also thank you for the video! I realized that this was necessary after watching your beginner Vesc videos. Sorry for the newbie question. I noticed you changed from an 84v (20s) battery to a 75v (18s) could you educate me as to why you decided this!? Thank you for your time!
@@hungwensunsure! So the 84v pack I had was made of the smaller cells with a lower current limit. In order for me to accelerate and climb the way I needed for racing, I needed a battery with more current to give me torque and range. I’m faster with a torque pack (75 volt, bigger batteries, p42a) than this CBCSO (84v) pack that was made from the 30q battery. It’s good to have different boards for different purposes. I’m about to build a street board with WTF’s, an 84V speed pack and a Little FOCer. The cells in this one are higher quality and can output three times the current at the same size, so it will feel like a true 84V battery.
@@onedadonewheel Thank you so much for replying. This helps me so much! I am in the process of converting to VESC. I've been having some difficulty deciding which battery to get! I'm torn between theboardgarage's 84v vs the 75v. I mainly ride streets and I think the 84v should be sufficient(also because it fits in the stock battery box) but the 75v with the extra range seems like a no brainer and I struggle to decide. What's your reasoning for the 84v street board. Thanks again!
@@hungwensun I went with that speed pack so I could have a lighter weight trick board. The range is between XR and GT, but I wanted stock box size and weight with a snappy battery for racing other boards, while my voltage is still high. Since I already have a torque pack in another board, and I am building a board with an even bigger battery, I didn’t need another range board.
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Because of your video I was able to restore my GTV board I completely goofed up. Thank you so much brother 🙏 🙌
I wish i found this video a week ago. Excellent video! Thank you!
You think maybe once the next float package release happens, maybe do a tuning video/series? :D
You trying to get ALLL the way down the rabbit hole, huh? I like the sound of that
感谢您的视频 我在想办法恢复我的滑板 第一次使用这个软件的时候我把滑板的设置清理了😭 您的视频给了我很大的帮助!
***IMPORTANT NOTE***
If you have previously installed a float package, you will have to disable that before running motor setup. Go to Float Config > Specs
是的 这点非常重要！
Thanks for filming this! On the motor values, where do you get them from? I'm purchasing a SF2, so I assume they'll come with it from fungineers?
I’m waiting on my SF2 also and going in blind. I need to go do some reading on PEV.dev
does not connect with thor 300
I bought it from funguinners recently,,, I connected two days ago to configure,, and today I cannot connect
Do you have listed the specs of this board which battery which motor etc? So we can know if we can follow your values or not?
does not connect with thor 300
I bought it from funguinners recently,,, I connected two days ago to configure,, and today I cannot connect
Mensaje
Could not read firmware version. Make sure that the selected port really belongs to the VESC. If you are using UART, make sure that the port is enabled, connected correctly (rx to tx and tx to rx) and uses the correct baudrate
Total newb question: are these steps necessary before installing the float package?
What happens if we just install version 6 without these initial steps?
All these initial steps will teach the controller how to treat your motor, and calibrate the IMU (the chip that can tell how the board is tilting and turning). Without these steps, nothing will work right. It is just part of the initial setup, harmonizing all of the parts you used to make your own build. If you start with the float package first, you will have to go into the Float Config settings and "disable float package" before doing motor setup.
Thank you for the reply! Also thank you for the video! I realized that this was necessary after watching your beginner Vesc videos. Sorry for the newbie question.
I noticed you changed from an 84v (20s) battery to a 75v (18s) could you educate me as to why you decided this!? Thank you for your time!
@@hungwensunsure! So the 84v pack I had was made of the smaller cells with a lower current limit. In order for me to accelerate and climb the way I needed for racing, I needed a battery with more current to give me torque and range. I’m faster with a torque pack (75 volt, bigger batteries, p42a) than this CBCSO (84v) pack that was made from the 30q battery. It’s good to have different boards for different purposes. I’m about to build a street board with WTF’s, an 84V speed pack and a Little FOCer. The cells in this one are higher quality and can output three times the current at the same size, so it will feel like a true 84V battery.
@@onedadonewheel Thank you so much for replying. This helps me so much! I am in the process of converting to VESC. I've been having some difficulty deciding which battery to get! I'm torn between theboardgarage's 84v vs the 75v. I mainly ride streets and I think the 84v should be sufficient(also because it fits in the stock battery box) but the 75v with the extra range seems like a no brainer and I struggle to decide. What's your reasoning for the 84v street board. Thanks again!
@@hungwensun I went with that speed pack so I could have a lighter weight trick board. The range is between XR and GT, but I wanted stock box size and weight with a snappy battery for racing other boards, while my voltage is still high. Since I already have a torque pack in another board, and I am building a board with an even bigger battery, I didn’t need another range board.
What tire is that?
That’s the “BTG” Burris 11.5 x 7 x 6.