For those who don’t know me, my Name is Jean-François I’ve been a technicien in electronic for the last 13 year, and I’ve work 10 of them as a technicien specialize in troubleshooting and repair for high quality production line. I also do my work using with IPC and ISO standard.
I want to Offer my services at low cost, for repairing VESC. Since I’ve repair and build all my VESC so far, I’m not really aware of the repair market for the VESC. So, I’m not really sure if it is a good price, but my price is 30$ (parts include)+ shipping, I live in Canada, shipping price from the US is around 20-25. I also, want to set a turn around time of 24 to 48hrs after the reception.
I can also do more specific or out of the ordinary stuff… Like changing the color of your LCD, making weird Y connector or anything that require good soldering skill… ( but in these case price may vary, depending on the work needed).
Nice to see a repair man! Only thing is, by the time you pay shipping to you and back it could end up being $80 and a new vesc from enertion is $89 right now. If people are willing to pay that though, why not? Again, the community needs it and good luck to you.
This is great Johnny! After all DRV failures going around we could really use a VESC repair shop. If you get enough interest you should make a website!
Ah, that’s too bad. Was going to ask if you can repair my Raptor (Vesc problem) thru @onloop but I don’t think battery can cross that international lines
Hey Guys… I’m trying to build a new series of video about soldering tips… So here the first episode about soldering silicone wire. Thank and feel free to comments.
GOOD TIPS!!! I just bought about 4ft silicone red and black 10awg wires and was waiting for something like this. I would always burn my fingers trying to hold in place as I soldered to th connector tabs.
So I’ve got a couple dead TB VESC 4.12s lying around. They won’t connect to BLDC tool and I’m sure I’ve blown the DRV in both, and most likely the microcontrollers. For diagnosing anything else that might have gotten toasted, is there any direction you would point me in besides just perusing the vesc github and pulling out my (old as f) oscilloscope and multimeter?
