if I understand correctly you are asking what characteristics the ESC motor controller needs to be for the 6384? If so you need to figure out what is the voltage you are driving the motor with and the max current the motor supports. You are ESC must support these parameters. For example if the motor supports 36 or 48 volts your ESC must support those voltages. Same as current. Of course you need to take into account what battery you have. Does it make sense? Please subscribe thx
Hi there! How is your progress with this project? Are you gonna post any videos soon? I own myself 6384 and 8085 and have bought belt conversion kit for motorised bicycle, want to use large pulley from this kit and one of them motors to make my tiny ebike fast. its 12" like dyu. Regards
I am working on other parts of the project at this moment since it has a lot of different components. As soon as I am ready to tests the motors I will post some videos for sure. If you have a 3D printer you can print the pulley so that you can test various dimensions to find the sweet spot for you application. I am planning to do just that. Please subscribe and thx for the comment !
Any update about the e-bike? The 80100 is a great candidate for a bike build. Be careful with the cheap 120kv outrunners, although they work fine, (I pulled 115 amps) they don't have enough venting holes/pokes, I also replaced these flimsy 16 gauge phase wires with 12 gauge ones, much better.
thx for the comment, busy with other projects and as soon as I can will post some updates. Yes, venting is a thing I am considering to be an issue, and will also change the wires, not sure why they use such small gauge. This is true for the ESC too ! Soon will be doing some tests for the pellet extruder with the induction heating and will post some videos.
@@ganzoai Im using 12S on them, they are good for esk8s but you need more torque on a bike. 80100 should be minimum to get it going lol. Also check out QS1000 or Cyclone as a mid MOTOR. Yeah I'm subscribed to see what you will make of it.
Nice, I got my esk8 running 2 80100, Cant even use them to their full potential as I'm on a skateboard and it slips out under me. Got them running at 8kw all together and still no one has beat me in the Esk8 event.
How are you liking them for esk8? I'm making ~11kw on my 20s board. Currently using 63100's and overheating them in 4 minutes uphill. Looking into the 80100's.
@@wiggpickle Yh its good, I do 3kw continuous and 8kw peak, had it set at 5kw continuous but it wouldn't grip and took many falls. You will need wide tyres and large deck to do 11kw in my opinion.
Que características debe tener el controlador para un motor 6384 120kv???
if I understand correctly you are asking what characteristics the ESC motor controller needs to be for the 6384? If so you need to figure out what is the voltage you are driving the motor with and the max current the motor supports. You are ESC must support these parameters. For example if the motor supports 36 or 48 volts your ESC must support those voltages. Same as current. Of course you need to take into account what battery you have. Does it make sense? Please subscribe thx
@@ganzoai ayúdeme por favor
Do you have an Update on this project?
I am working on the 3D printer right now as I am swamped with work and travel a lot, so time is limited.
Hi there! How is your progress with this project? Are you gonna post any videos soon? I own myself 6384 and 8085 and have bought belt conversion kit for motorised bicycle, want to use large pulley from this kit and one of them motors to make my tiny ebike fast. its 12" like dyu. Regards
I am working on other parts of the project at this moment since it has a lot of different components. As soon as I am ready to tests the motors I will post some videos for sure. If you have a 3D printer you can print the pulley so that you can test various dimensions to find the sweet spot for you application. I am planning to do just that. Please subscribe and thx for the comment !
Did you ever build it?
I am working on the 3D printer to build the ebike frame first than will do the rest. Long term project! pls subscribe thx!
Any update about the e-bike? The 80100 is a great candidate for a bike build.
Be careful with the cheap 120kv outrunners, although they work fine, (I pulled 115 amps) they don't have enough venting holes/pokes, I also replaced these flimsy 16 gauge phase wires with 12 gauge ones, much better.
thx for the comment, busy with other projects and as soon as I can will post some updates. Yes, venting is a thing I am considering to be an issue, and will also change the wires, not sure why they use such small gauge. This is true for the ESC too ! Soon will be doing some tests for the pellet extruder with the induction heating and will post some videos.
The small ones will overheat I use them on my Skateboard and Mountainboard.
I was thinking that when I did few tests last year with a much lower load. What voltage/amps did you feed? thx, please subscribe !
@@ganzoai Im using 12S on them, they are good for esk8s but you need more torque on a bike. 80100 should be minimum to get it going lol. Also check out QS1000 or Cyclone as a mid MOTOR.
Yeah I'm subscribed to see what you will make of it.
Nice, I got my esk8 running 2 80100, Cant even use them to their full potential as I'm on a skateboard and it slips out under me. Got them running at 8kw all together and still no one has beat me in the Esk8 event.
Omg, 2 80100 on an eSkateboard? WOW !!! btw which ESC are you using?
@@ganzoai 75200 Flipsky.
How are you liking them for esk8? I'm making ~11kw on my 20s board. Currently using 63100's and overheating them in 4 minutes uphill. Looking into the 80100's.
@@wiggpickle Yh its good, I do 3kw continuous and 8kw peak, had it set at 5kw continuous but it wouldn't grip and took many falls. You will need wide tyres and large deck to do 11kw in my opinion.
@SRNAR8 what's your social media bro can I get some help on improving my bajaboard