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1 hour ago, meepmeepmayer said:

just the "official" (as official as information we can get) 0% voltage?

Yup, aggregating from various threads there in the forum, since many of us want to know how to set the EUC World custom battery levels precisely.

46 minutes ago, Freestyler said:

Data from latest black controller and firmwares.

Thanks!

All added now.

42 minutes ago, Bizra6ot said:

my Exn with black board started low voltage beeps below 78V

... and I think the 'tiltback at 1mph' happens around 75.6V? 

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On 5/17/2022 at 2:27 PM, RagingGrandpa said:

... and I think the 'tiltback at 1mph' happens around 75.6V? 

Yes 75.6V tilt back & 78V low V beeps

Edit, last one is 72V tilt back & 79V low V beeps

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I had read somewhere that the Sherman cutoff voltage was lower with the newest firmware release. I haven't tested that myself yet; do you have any data that clarifies whether or not that is accurate?

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4 minutes ago, Freestyler said:

Up to date table: https://github.com/freestyl3r/euc-dash/blob/main/js/begode.js#L11-L31

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switch(wheelModel) {
  case 'Mten3': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.25,       'minCellVolt': 3.3 }
  case 'MCM5': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.25,        'minCellVolt': 3.3 }
  case 'T3': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.25,          'minCellVolt': 3.25 }
  case 'Mten4': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.25,       'minCellVolt': 3.1 }
  case 'Msuper Pro': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,  'minCellVolt': 3.25 }
  case 'MSP C30': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,     'minCellVolt': 3.25 }
  case 'MSP C38': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,     'minCellVolt': 3.25 }
  case 'RS C30': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,      'minCellVolt': 3.25 }
  case 'RS C38': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,      'minCellVolt': 3.25 }
  case 'EX': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,          'minCellVolt': 3.25 }
  case 'Monster': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,     'minCellVolt': 3.25 }
  case 'HERO': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,        'minCellVolt': 3.1 }
  case 'Nikola': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,      'minCellVolt': 3.0 }
  case 'EXN C30': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,     'minCellVolt': 3.0 }
  case 'EXN C38': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,     'minCellVolt': 3.0 }
  case 'EX20S C30': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,   'minCellVolt': 3.0 }
  case 'EX20S C38': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,   'minCellVolt': 3.0 }
  case 'Monster Pro': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50, 'minCellVolt': 3.0 }
  case 'Master Pro': return { 'voltMultiplier': 2,     'minCellVolt': 3.1 }
  case 'Master': return { 'voltMultiplier': 2,         'minCellVolt': 3.05 }
  case 'T4': return { 'voltMultiplier': 1.50,          'minCellVolt': 3.0 }
  default: return { 'voltMultiplier': 1,               'minCellVolt': 3.3 }
  }

Wow... I presume this would require reflash of 2022 firmware, which is not possible on many pre-2021 controllers?

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On 9/2/2022 at 1:21 AM, RagingGrandpa said:

So has anyone discovered the 0% voltage for Kingsong S22?

And, did a 3.0V/cell Gotway firmware finally emerge?

Thx

S22 goes below 3v cell

 

well below

 

im unsure of what the % the wheel was reporting at this point but I’m told it was still rideable 

 

 

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Going below 3v might be fine for a flashlight but it's madness for a self balancing vehicle that needs *large and immediate power demands*!

Very surprised that KS of all people would do this.

Edit: *even at low speeds*

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Not my S22

 

and bothe the phots I’ve posted are different wheels

 

the first sub 3v wasn’t ridden till flat

 

the 2nd one was ridden till it literally cut off and the rider bailed

 

however it’s madness!

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