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Haha I’ll try to clean it up, I was just kinda mocking everything up till I figured it all oit. Yes they did have multi plug ends, but my motor didn’t come with any.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/84vzsuAiKB2U1Wxe7 Hopefully that works!

Ok I tried a 48 volt battery and it’s definitely not a voltage issue, the noise was just louder with more voltage. I’m gonna upload a video

I checked all the wires, all tight. Ok so now it revs but mid rpm it makes clacking noise and then proceeds to full rpms

My current power supply is 20 volts is that ok? Could that be a problem?

So here’s some photos, you can see the three main phase wires connected to their respective colors. And the hall wires to theirs, however I switch them around (the hall wires) it doesn’t change the ouitcome, and if I unplug them and run sensorless, it still doesn’t work.

I’ll get you a video tonight.

I’m running it sensorless, and the Vesc can change forward reverse directions itself that’s why I’m comfused

Alright so I figured it out, the controller is high tech, and the wires I hooked it to were for a wireless scooter remote, i retired it to the place for a normal throttle and now the voltage is correct and the motor will rev. however I now run into another problem, it doesn’t rev like it should...

Any ideas? Seems like faulty controller but idk how it even makes sense.

So still waiting on battery but got a temporary power source hooked up. Got controller programmed however it’s registering in the controller that feedback from throttle is 1.5 volts regardless of if I twist throttle it just stays put. But weird thing is when I test the signal wire, it reads .84...

It’s mostly sand, but yeah I’m mainly gonna be riding on asphalt other than test riding in the dirt around my house.

I’m looking at this controller too, it’s fully programmable from your computer, I think I’m gonna get it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B09J4SV7G5#Ask

Here’s a pic of the frame, took everything off to send back.

so I got the battery ordered, gonna be a while till it’s here, but I’m kinda thinking of getting a different, smoother controller. Any thoughts on this?: seems to be a decent sine wave controller...

+1 on the bullet connectors I should have thought about that, never thought I’d be changing out the controller so many times lol.

Haha alright I’ll get some pics! Both motor, controller, and battery were under warranty, so I’m getting a replacement motor, and decided to opt for a 60v 40 amp battery so it’ll be putting out 3015 watts peak. But my controller is rated for 3000 so it should be good. I’ll keep everyone...

Ok thanks for all the advice, I’ll do that.

How exactly do I test that? I’ll see if I can find a clamp on amp meter. And no the battery charger charges the whole pack, not individual so I can’t tell. the motor definitely seems to be having an issue