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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Air Models / November 2008Turnigy wiring diagram
I am trying to hook up my new Turnigy brushless speed controller and all of the wires that go to the motor are red, and the wiring diagram that comes with the controller does not show which wire goes where. The unit does label the wires A,B,C, but there is no correspondence provided to motor wire colors red, white and black. What is the correspondance between wires {A,B,C} and {red, white, black}? > I am trying to hook up my new Turnigy brushless speed controller and all > of the wires that go to the motor are red, and the wiring diagram that [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > What is the correspondance between wires {A,B,C} and {red, white, > black}? Hook up the three wires, test the motor. If it is spinning reverse of what you want, switch two of the wires, any two, it doesn't matter, and it will run in the opposite direction than before.  SignatureTo reply by email: vhoward1122 at gmail dot com >> I am trying to hook up my new Turnigy brushless speed >> controller and all [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > doesn't matter, and > it will run in the opposite direction than before. It looks like the order is {A,B,C}--->{black, white, red}. | It looks like the order is {A,B,C}--->{black, white, red}. The point is that you don't need to know the order. For any sensorless brushess motor (3 wires), you don't need to know the order. Just hook them up in any order you want, and see what direction the motor spins. If it spins the wrong way, swap any two wires and the direction will reverse. That's all you need to know. SignatureDoug McLaren, dougmc@frenzied.us If only we could make stupidity more painful ... > If it is spinning reverse of what you want, > switch two of the wires, any two, it doesn't matter but NEVER EVER switch the battery wires to reverse rotation. Wrong polarity will kill your controller (and electronics in general). The three wires are equivalent but not the same. More links/info by yours truly: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?p=10933553 Vriendelijke groeten ;-) Ron van Sommeren near Nijmegen, Netherlands, www.rmvc-cumulus.nl >I am trying to hook up my new Turnigy brushless speed controller and all of >the wires that go to the motor are red, and the wiring diagram that comes [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > What is the correspondance between wires {A,B,C} and {red, white, black}? Take heed, superb value for money, but the shafts are made out of rubber.... slightest ding from the prop and the shaft bends. Always buy a couple of spare shafts.... easy to replace. >> I am trying to hook up my new Turnigy brushless speed controller and all of >> the wires that go to the motor are red, and the wiring diagram that comes [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > slightest ding from the prop and the shaft bends. Always buy a couple of > spare shafts.... easy to replace. Its been a long time since I saw a shaft on a speed controller. ;-) >>I am trying to hook up my new Turnigy brushless speed >>controller and all of the wires that go to the motor are [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > shaft bends. Always buy a couple of spare shafts.... easy > to replace. I bought a Turnigy motor too, and all of the user comments said that the shaft is very sturdy, and does not bend on rough landings. Also I found out that a prop saver saves more than the prop, it also save the shaft, and the airframe. ">>> >> Take heed, superb value for money, but the shafts are made out of >> rubber.... slightest ding from the prop and the shaft bends. Always buy a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > out that a prop saver saves more than the prop, it also save the shaft, > and the airframe. Sorry to say, but they bend... I have a bag full of spare shafts. Perhaps not the 8mm shaft ( not had a minor with that yet) but the smaller ones most certainly do. |
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