What size is your screen?
Yes, its just to calculate max current and torque of the motor
Will change it, I always used my top voltage
Can you send me PM with some pictures what are you trying to type?
Ahm, I added it to be steps of 10kv as it usually the case will change it
If you would like to share the formulas I would implement it, after quick search I didn’t found anything online.
I will open up after I have done basics which I want to implement. Also I will fix how units work. I have done this in 3h evening so don’t expect much from first iteration
well there weren’t any calculators which would calculate more than one motor I added avg. consumption per motor as you only have access to one vesc usually to get info about consumption you enter that and I multiple by motor configuration.
Great job. Thanks loads for the calc btw.
Haha thanks no worries calc.esk8.today was my homepage basically
I can put them individually later
here is my old spread sheet that has them, sorry but they are kind of a mess, the new one is much better but doesn’t have this peak grade part since it’s build in the graph, maybe there is something you can use
Old one:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B64MF1WJuj0yQUdTcEpSNGJzLVk/view?usp=sharing
New one:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15gsz0LiEjiuLc3wVriNmjd10ry1jlA7j/view?usp=sharing
If you need any help I would be glad to. I’m profiting from your work afterall.
Can the average 63km/h be realistic with 190kv 16/38 on 12s with 97mm wheels?
Was it average weighted speed?
old calc
13inch? 10char
Wow, Nice work!!! I like that site and always used it.
@Gustdd here you go made it public https://github.com/aurimasniekis/esk8_calc
@Pedrodemio @Maxid added avg Wh and max Wh
@Bor.inc fixed the the issue with smaller screens now should be better
@pat.speed added total torque
Next is to make shareable urls
Added some features:
- Browser history now after each change you can go back to previous and see difference.
- Now you can share your calculation result with all inputs preserved by copying url
For e.g. this is my build:
This is the torque after reduction, right? Afaik torque in vehicles are measured at the engine shaft, not wheel axle. Still impressive though