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Gears replacement

That's interesting, these guys here sell an adapter for programming INNOTRACE controllers with VESC Tool (I guess they mean X1). Anyone tried it already? https://www.ebikerepair.eu/item/vesc-programmieradapter-fuer-pulsedrive-controller/

You can modify the VESC code and build firmware with your modifications. While it is not very easy it gives you full access to the motor and control behavior modifications.

The new DIY INNOTRACE M620 CAN Simple motor controller is here and it works!

The new INNOTRACE Shrimp controller works with Bafang M620 motor!

I tried it and it did not work from USB, you might need to modify it to make it works from USB.

There is not much information about X1 out there. All you can find is already here and that's basically it. If you want to connect VESC Express you need to do some modifications of the X1 controller, it is not plug and play like VESC for Bafang M620 UART controller. You need 5V power supply for...

That's probably a good option. Make sure you post a review about it. You probably gonna be the first one who tried it.

According to the VESC guys it can be flashed with the VESC firmware Benjamin Vedder wrote for the X1 controller and it works. I guess field weakening works too. I do not know if other functionality like Bafang display, speed sensor, gear sensor, brake sensor, torque sensor etc work. I was not...

If you are planning to build the VESC for Bafang M620 UART controller you better to be sure you are familiar with VESC stuff. There are only a few VESC guys claimed they were able to make that VESC firmware works on that controller and they refuse to share the instructions. But if you will make...

The next generation VESC based INNOTRACE motor controller works!

The new generation of the INNOTRACE controller is coming!

They just forced the kids to sit home playing video games instead of going outside riding e bikes and doomed the next generation for less healthier existence ultimately killing more people just different way making their life shorter and darker.

What about one wheels? Those things can fly over 60 mph and even more dangerous because of beside the high speed ability they require strong balancing skill, prone for issues with obstacles, solely rely on electronics and have no effective brakes. Am I free to use them on public roads in NJ...