Yes it is a single drive but that’s probably not the reason.
I have drilled a 10mm hole in an 8mm bore motorpulley, it was all fine and dandy but after riding it for 2 days it broke. The 10mm hole was the reason probably.
That’s why I want to lathe down the shaft to 8mm so it is capable for more pulleys
It is like the 10mm/8mm skate axle debate? Some started to go 10mm, then others started making their 8mm axles out of stronger material so they where compatible with all the bearings… for example my 8mm ronin axles are more than strong enough to be extended for multiple widths, some cheap truck with a sloppy kingpin and bushings, I wouldn’t trust though!
It does look like it has 6 sensor wires. The wires are silicone and it is 24 milli ohms. The person I spoke with said it is partially sealed and said it was a 2.0mm jst plug for the sensor cable
Countless of people have used the older SK3 with 8mm shaft on mountainboard builds, including Jens/e-toxx. I don’t think anyone ever bent one of these.
I’m completely new to all of this but that is the first thing I noticed living in Georgia US it gets really hot in the summer and no vent holes has me slightly worried
I recall seeing a method for testing kv around here using VESC - Ill hit it up as soon as my motors come in.
Ive been hanging out for the right price 6374 to become available - SK3s have been sold out at hobbyking for the last 6 weeks, and didnt feel like spending AUD200 + on other options per motor. While this turnigy SK8 is an untested motor (by the community)- it ticks the boxes for everything I was looking for - and for a great price. Sensored is a bonus.
No concern, spacing is 44mm. It looks like they have dual mounting holes per corner. Maybe this is to consider the placement of phase wires. Or maybe they are compatible with boosted mounting holes.