Pint controller conversion

[lemur]

I bought a Pint battery box and controller housing combination with a shorted out controller. I used part of the controller circuit board and wired up a Raiden 7 vesc to it. Installed the reworked module in my spare Pint, programed the vesc and made a rideable board. The battery is stock Pint. I was able to to reach 23 kmh with no pushback. I didn't want to push it further, trust issues with new builds. Still more fine tuning to do.

[NotSure]

@lemur that's awesome!

[Lia]

@lemur We seem to have polar opposite Pint's.
https://archive.owforum.co.uk/topic/9297/reviving-a-destroyed-pint
Most of the bits you still have are what I've had to replace :)

Nice work on getting it going, did you manage to fine tune the VESC to feel like how the FM controller rides?

[lemur]

@Lia
Getting close, I'm sure you're on discord and in the last couple of months, big strides have been made in the Vesc firmware, not by me, so much I have a hard time keeping up. There's a wizard on discord that complies and changes the code a little at a time to come up with new firmware. Right now I'm trying "soft start" when the board engages softly like a OW, but still a few issues to iron out.
Yeah, I think I've seen your Pint rebuild on line. You had to print a controller housing? How's the rebuild coming?

[NotSure]

@lemur said in Pint controller conversion:

There's a wizard on discord that complies and changes the code a little at a time to come up with new firmware.

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