That! I was concerned why it Was wired like that.
Would the messed up wiring cause a 2.2v drop with a 0.4ohm load
Yes. And cold solder joints.....
If it was cold solder joints wouldn't the drop without load be a little overboard as well. I was getting 0.3-0.4v drop without load. Until I broke the tabs off the cheap mosfet trying to rewire the correct way. They were bent 90° didn't like coming back straight out.
Well first run. Failed horribly. My 510 was shorting because I couldn't get it apart to solder. Then I noticed I had on damn piece of stranded wire not go through the hole on the microfet further shorting and killing the microfet. Oh and I broke a tab on my button didn't realize I could use smaller diameter wire for both sides of switch, and 14 gauge isn't that flexible . Had a replacement, but that's when everything start auto firing/smoking/dying.
All dumb mistakes. How you learn I suppose. I also want to give a shout out to @DIY FancyLights, he's helped a lot with giving me tips.Well fuck a goat!!!
Glad you're ok! That could have been really bad
Thanks man. This is my first attempt. It's a little sloppy but it puts out. I'm getting about a volt lost with a 0.5ohm coil and 2v loss with 0.2ohm coil. Satisfactory I suppose. Given I built this just for competitions I'd like to see like a 1.5v loss at the 0.2ohm but I'll settle.
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