Hall Effect Sensors

ELB: The motors are in the process of getting internalHall effect sensors

. The method seems to be working well, so I plan on doing it to all of them, reassembling temporarily with the semi-busted polycarbonate hubcaps, testing/calibrating, then replacing the hubcaps with aluminum ones. The aluminum stock is in, so I should be able to start machining those soon.

eXKateCD: It is now the Hall effect sensors manufacturer eXKateDB (exkate drill batteries). Let me explain. Someone (no idea who) came into the lab, saw it under the desk, probably tried to play with it, and left the Lipos plugged in. This drained the ENTIRE pack down to about 1V...yeah, Lipos don't like that; they're dead.

So while we wait for $160 worth of new batteries to come, I rigged this up:

2 18V drill batteries in series. Hall effect sensors Not pretty, but no noticeable power loss, which is nice. Plus, we don't have to worry about these being drained all the way down (NiCD's actually like that). Our plan to prevent this from happening again is to have a keyed battery selector and hiding the key. I never wanted to have to do the 4 hours worth of soldering, etc. that it took to put the original Lipos in again, so I definitely don't want to have to do Hall effect sensors manufacturer a third time.

ELB: The motors are in the process of getting internalHall effect sensors.

The method seems to be working well, so I plan on doing it to all of

them, reassembling temporarily with the semi-busted polycarbonate

hubcaps, testing/calibrating, then replacing the hubcaps with aluminum

ones. The aluminum stock is in, so I should be able to start machining

those soon.

eXKateCD: It is now the Hall effect sensors manufacturer eXKateDB

(exkate drill batteries). Let me explain. Someone (no idea who) came

into the lab, saw it under the desk, probably tried to play with it, and

left the Lipos plugged in. This drained the ENTIRE pack down to about

1V...yeah, Lipos don't like that; they're dead.

So while we wait for $160 worth of new batteries to come, I rigged this up:

2 18V drill batteries in series. Hall effect sensors

Not pretty, but no noticeable power loss, which is nice. Plus, we don't

have to worry about these being drained all the way down (NiCD's

actually like that). Our plan to prevent this from happening again is to

have a keyed battery selector and hiding the key. I never wanted to

have to do the 4 hours worth of soldering, etc. that it took to put the

original Lipos in again, so I definitely don't want to have to do Hall effect sensors manufacturer a third time.

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