Question 1

Thor400 - Documentation and other Important Notes & Topics

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The Thor400 is a 32s (134v) VESC that is a a pioneer in the High Voltage Vesc based, Onewheel market. This controller is a flagship controller in Fungineer related products such as our Complete Controller Box modules and preassembled boards. This controller was built by and for the Vesc based, Onewheel community. Thank you to all the individuals who have greatly contributed to this controllers formation, some important names like Surfdado, Mario Contino, Nico Aleman, and many countless others. Your dedication to the longevity of this community does not go unnoticed.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTES FOR INSTALLATION OF THOR400'S

Please be mindful of the exposed mosfets, improper mounting of the controller may lead to the shorting of critical components
You MUST use a discharge fuses rated for your battery. You risk controller failures that will lead to thermal runaways if not using a fuse.
You MUST have an ERPM limit on this controller. A freespin on a HIGH VOLTAGE controller can damage critical components
WIRE PLUG IN WARNING!!!

__We've identified a failure mode affecting Thor controllers related to CAN bus / VESC Express connections. In these cases, dama

Question 2

Everything you need to know about: The GTFO kit

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The GTFO kit is a complete GT overhaul VESC kit that will replace the controller, BMS, AND motor of your current GT build. This will take your mid GT build and put it on par with a high voltage VESC. This kit is the closest you can get to plug and play. And YES! This WILL work with your XRC!

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| LINK TO THE OFFICAL PDF GUIDE - PLEASE READ!

||| WIRE PLUG IN WARNING!!!

We've identified a failure mode affecting Thor controllers related to CAN bus / VESC Express connections. In these cases, damage occurs when both the CAN cable and battery XT60 are connected- the XT60 can sometimes be plugged in "uneven" letting the positive make contact right before the negative during the plug-in. This brief imbalance can cause current to route through the CAN transceiver, leading to failure. You'll know it's dead when the VESC Express, Thor, and VBMS can no longer "see" one another. We've found this happens most commonly on GTFO / GTSFO kits, but theoretically it's still possible on X7 builds as well.

To prevent this:

||| 1) Leave CAN cable unplugged when connecting the battery XT60. ||| 2) After XT60 is fully seated, reconnect the CAN cable.

(the video guide will NOT instruct this, we found this out too late!)

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Question 3

INTRO TO VESC!

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WELCOME TO VESC! (onewheel or funwheel)

Firstly, we want to thank you for joining this project and community. This project has been built on the back of hundreds of hours of laborious work, time, and experimentation from countless people. You're not just buying a product, but joining a movement. We're glad to have you here, let's get started! There's a few things you should do before you even start riding.

||| DO NOT UPDATE YOUR FIRMWARE IF PROMPTED! ||| If you receive a complete board or standalone ESC, VESC TOOL may prompt you to update. Do not do this. If your board is already set up, updating with completely wipe your board of it's preconfigured settings. You will have to debug & reprogram your device. You can press ignore and move past it.

1) JOIN THE DISCORD!

The Discord server is where you'll have a direct line of communication to us for troubleshooting/ customer service, or general help. We also post semi regular updates on our products, issues, and what're we are generally doing at the moment. In order to use our products, you should really be in there to get assistance or else you'll be swimming in the dark. Here is a link to the server, jump in and message @fungineerssupport for any help

DISCORD INVITE LINK

2) Watch the, "INTRO TO VESC (onewheel)" start up video.

This video will help guide you through your initial start up, troubleshooting, and tuning of your board. If you haven't he

Question 4

Thor301 - Documentation and other Important Notes & Topics

Accepted Answer

The Thor301 is a 20s (84v) VESC that is a successor of the Thor300. This controller is the flagship controller in Fungineer related products such as our Complete Controller Box modules and preassembled boards. This controller was built by and for the Vesc based, Onewheel community. Thank you to all the individuals who have greatly contributed to this controllers formation, some important names like Surfdado, Mario Contino, Nico Aleman, and many countless others. Your commitment to supporting this community hasn't gone unnoticed.

||| WIRE PLUG IN WARNING!!!

We've identified a failure mode affecting Thor controllers related to CAN bus / VESC Express connections. In these cases, damage occurs when both the CAN cable and battery XT60 are connected- the XT60 can sometimes be plugged in "uneven" letting the positive make contact right before the negative during the plug-in. This brief imbalance can cause current to route through the CAN transceiver, leading to failure. You'll know it's dead when the VESC Express, Thor, and VBMS can no longer "see" one another. We've found this happens most commonly on GTFO / GTSFO kits, but theoretically it's still possible on X7 builds as well.

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Question 5

The Funwheel X7S - Documentation and other Important Notes & Topics

Accepted Answer

The Funwheel X7 is the flagship model of the Funwheel series. It all started with the construction of the superior Superflux motor, and then everything else started to build up around it. This is what you've been waiting for.

See the video at the end of this article to help you setup your Complete Thor301 controller box.

Who is this board built for?

The X7S is designed to revitalize the first feelings that captured us in our first experience with an XR Onewheel, but with current tech standards. This board is a great city cruiser with it having speeds up to 35mph and a range of 15-20 miles. This is the lightest board that we have in our line up. We would consider this to be our most casual board variant- but do not under estimate it. She might rock a small package but she packs a mighty punch.

SPECS

TOP SPEED: 35mph with the SFHS RANGE: 15-20 miles WEIGHT: 36 lbs CONTROLLER: Thor301 BATTERY: 20s2p 18650 P30b BMS: VFBMS32 SMART BMS MOTOR: Superflux HS or HT FRAME: OG XR Frame BUMPERS: Fungineer Dang Bumpers FOOTPADS: Fungineer Stompies CHARGER: 6a at 84v Funwheel Charger TORQUE: Good luck over powering it in any meaningful way

Set up values;

(These values are found in the initial Motor Wizard) S-Count: 20 P-Count: 2 Capacity: 6ah, Full Voltage 84v, Empty Voltage 60v Discharge Current Max: 70a **Char

Question 6

The X7LR - Documentation and other Important Notes & Topics

Accepted Answer

The Funwheel X7LR is the long range variant of the X7 series. After the X7S was designed you all asked for more range, but a single battery wasn't enough. To answer the call we had to jam every inch of it with power, this is the X7LR.

Who' this board built for?

The X7LR is the expanded vision of the X7S. The only downside of the X7S is it's range, with it being the smallest board in our line up. This board solves that problem by cramming so many batteries inside so that you'd never run out of range. With a split pack battery (one in the front, one in the rear) you'll be able to cruise for more than you'll want at speeds you've never chased before. You won't be left behind with this board, and you'll probably never over power it. It does come with a downside of being our heaviest board option, but for every ounce it weighs you'll feel x5 the power output. We think that trade off is far worth it!

SPECS

TOP SPEED: 35mph with the SFHS RANGE: 25-35 miles WEIGHT: 39 lbs CONTROLLER: Thor301 BATTERY: 20s2p Samsung 50S 21700 Split Pack BMS: VFBMS32 SMART BMS MOTOR: Superflux HS or HT FRAME: OG XR Frame BUMPERS: Fungineer Dang Bumpers FOOTPADS: Fungineer Stompies CHARGER: 6a at 84v Funwheel Charger TORQUE: Good luck over powering it in any meaningful way

Set up values;

*(These values are found in the initial Motor Wizar

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