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_paralyzed_ · 01.12.2009, 11:47 AM

cogging is inherit to sensorless brushless at low speeds. You can lower a tooth or two on the pinion, raise start power, or give it a good kick before you take off. All should help, but may not completly eliminate low speed cogging. These systems were designed for high speed, and not "crawling along"

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_paralyzed_ working on a brushless for my wheelchair..... Offline Posts: 4,890 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: minnesnowta	01.12.2009, 11:47 AM cogging is inherit to sensorless brushless at low speeds. You can lower a tooth or two on the pinion, raise start power, or give it a good kick before you take off. All should help, but may not completly eliminate low speed cogging. These systems were designed for high speed, and not "crawling along" _______________________________________ It's "Dr. _paralyzed_" actually. Not like with a PhD, but Doctor like in Dr. Pepper.