Power differences between ES4/SNSC control boards
Posted: Tue Apr 30, 2019 4:52 pm
Hello everyone,
Thanks to this forum, I successfully converted a ninebot SNSC1.1
Today I'm facing a power problem, coming from the SNSC control board.
Maybe one of you have experienced and solved the same problem?
I have an ES4 model to compare the SNSC performances.
The power delivered by the SNSC is pretty much less than the power from the ES4.
When I compare the performances of the two scooters, the ES4 is far beyond. It accelerate much faster, climbs more easily.
Both control boards have the exact same custom firmware installed.
If I install the official firmware, the problem stays.
I switched between the components, such as dashboards, batteries, motors, etc, it has come sure that the problem is coming from the SNSC control board.
If I install the SNSC control board on my ES4, the performances are dropping, and the SNSC scooter with my ES4 control board installed is now far beyond.
Is there a solution to this problem, like a mother board "physical" fix?
Thanks to this forum, I successfully converted a ninebot SNSC1.1
Today I'm facing a power problem, coming from the SNSC control board.
Maybe one of you have experienced and solved the same problem?
I have an ES4 model to compare the SNSC performances.
The power delivered by the SNSC is pretty much less than the power from the ES4.
When I compare the performances of the two scooters, the ES4 is far beyond. It accelerate much faster, climbs more easily.
Both control boards have the exact same custom firmware installed.
If I install the official firmware, the problem stays.
I switched between the components, such as dashboards, batteries, motors, etc, it has come sure that the problem is coming from the SNSC control board.
If I install the SNSC control board on my ES4, the performances are dropping, and the SNSC scooter with my ES4 control board installed is now far beyond.
Is there a solution to this problem, like a mother board "physical" fix?