



After two years I’m still learning.
Hey all! I ran into something very interesting two days ago.
I have a heavily modded first Gen isinwheel h7 pro. Basically only the frame is stock. For the last 8k-10k miles I’ve been running multiple battery packs such as 13s,14s, and 16s, all paired with a Vesc 75200 pro v2 and a 3500 watt Amazon motor that set me back $400.
Two days ago I decided to put the stock isinwheel motor back on paired with the Vesc and a 16s battery pack and boy oh boy have I been shocked!!!!!! The motor is advertised as 48v 1200 watts but it is absolutely loving 60v pack. I genuinely underestimated isinwheels stock motor. It runs stronger then the Amazon motor
Stock specs 1200 watt 2000 peak, 25a controller and 13s7p battery pack rated for roughly 35cdr safe
Even stock the motor felt strong, I don’t know the phase current.
Modded stock motor specs 1800 watt 4300 peak, running 50a battery current and 115a motor phase
16s11p 450cdr safe. This combo feels great it accelerates the same as cars up until
About 32mph which is fucking surprising and no field weakening. The motor is also staying under 65c after 30 miles of DoorDash fucking insane
Full mods with 3500 watt Amazon motor:
3500 watt 95a battery current and 135a motor phase. Same 16s11p pack for 450cdr. This Combo although way more power is weaker then the stock motor. Amazon motor has the red ring and the motor area itself is smaller then 180mm brake rotor which should have been my first clue to its weakness. Although I can easily hit 58mph with this motor its acceleration is poor. It takes roughly 4-4.5 seconds to hit 25 mph. This motor has peaked at 87c after 30 miles of DoorDash prior to statorade. After statorade it would peak around 70c after 30 miles of DoorDash
Stock motor is hitting 25mph in just about 2.5 seconds. I can’t believe I took this motor off and it’s been sitting collecting dust for nearly a year. And now I’m thinking if I even need the power of a qs260 and if I should sell that motor smh.
I have a second stock motor and am now wondering if I should swap to a dual motor controller and run dual motors?
Are all stock motors way more robust than advertised??
Please give any input on how dual motors handle and your experiences with them