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01:32 PM

I was having cogging trouble with my MM/ Neu 1512 setup so I decided to get a Feigoa 10L in my old Ofna MBX. After installed the 10L motor I noticed that I was still getting a fair amount of cogging. So then decided to direct solder the motor wires directly to the motor to see if there would be any difference.

The result was very noticeable. Now there seems to be almost no cogging. It's only once in a great while you get the stutter when starting from a dead stop.

Has anyone direct soldered to a Neu motor yet? I'm wondering if it would make a difference there too. The 4mm connectors seem to be part of the problem?

Now my biggest problem is the MBX itself. I need to find a better buggy to put this great system in. I spend way too much time flipping it back onto its wheels!

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Cartwheels Guest Posts: n/a	Direct soldering motor wires on MM makes a difference. - 02.25.2007, 01:30 PM I was having cogging trouble with my MM/ Neu 1512 setup so I decided to get a Feigoa 10L in my old Ofna MBX. After installed the 10L motor I noticed that I was still getting a fair amount of cogging. So then decided to direct solder the motor wires directly to the motor to see if there would be any difference. The result was very noticeable. Now there seems to be almost no cogging. It's only once in a great while you get the stutter when starting from a dead stop. Has anyone direct soldered to a Neu motor yet? I'm wondering if it would make a difference there too. The 4mm connectors seem to be part of the problem? Now my biggest problem is the MBX itself. I need to find a better buggy to put this great system in. I spend way too much time flipping it back onto its wheels! Last edited by Cartwheels; 02.25.2007 at 01:32 PM.