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glassdoctor · 11.15.2006, 11:04 AM

I agree it's the same basic flaw in all the glitches... esc firing the wrong coil... backfire of sorts, but there is a big difference between #1,3 and #2.

#1,3 happen when the car/motor is stopped, or at least when it's changing direction. This is a rather common issue with sensorless systems, an inherent flaw.

#2 happens while the car and motor are moving... not just barely moving either.

It is "supposed" to be impossible for this to happen. In fact the first thing the guys at CC said was basicly "impossible... that can't happen....".

But it does happen and we (they) need to find out why.

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glassdoctor TEAM FUSION Offline Posts: 2,041 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Iowa... Hawkeye country	11.15.2006, 11:04 AM I agree it's the same basic flaw in all the glitches... esc firing the wrong coil... backfire of sorts, but there is a big difference between #1,3 and #2. #1,3 happen when the car/motor is stopped, or at least when it's changing direction. This is a rather common issue with sensorless systems, an inherent flaw. #2 happens while the car and motor are moving... not just barely moving either. It is "supposed" to be impossible for this to happen. In fact the first thing the guys at CC said was basicly "impossible... that can't happen....". But it does happen and we (they) need to find out why.