Check out Thunderstruck EV's garage sale for a cheap $25 used J1772 inlet with wires. https://www.thunderstruck-ev.com/garage-sale-items-ev/
Remember to ground the charger case.
Since US is single phase you parallel the L wire from the J1772 inlet to all the L inputs on the charger. The wires are ...

I can't get my ST Cube programmer to connect to the STM32 on the PCS controller. I keep getting the "Error: No STM32 target found!" popup. I'm using a ST-Link V2 w/ firmware updated through ST Cube programmer so I know my USB to ST-Link connection works. LED on the ST link is solid red.
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Can someone please clarify the polarity on the J1772, HVDC and 12V connections on the PCS?
I'm using a US Model 3 PCS.
In exchange here's the info on the PCS controller connectors and terminals. Connectors already come with seals.
Thanks in advance.

12pin connector:
Molex 33472-1201
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I’ve been able to upload fine to my CAN DUE 2 board from evtv through the USB port.
Have you tried a different usb cable? I had an issue where one cable from an arduino uno kit that i bought used would not work. A different cable worked fine.
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Absolutely incredible workmanship in every aspect. Wow!
Do you mind sharing a bit more details on how you’re controlling the relays with the arduinos? From what i can tell the output current from the board isn’t enough to directly control several larger relays at the same time since each relay ...

I’m definitely in for helping fund this. This motor has so much potential.
What if you offer the controller board for sale now as a pre-buy option to help gather funds for the drive unit purchase?

I don’t have anything technical to add. But I wanted to send you some encouragement because I thing this build is amazing. I really like the focus on aerodynamics and weight to minimize consumption. Keep it up and keep us updated!

Thanks for sharing!
Very exciting to see the potential of the Model 3 motor.
I’ve been looking for more info on the Ingenext controller and was hoping you could share a bit more info.
Are you using it at all for controlling your motor cooling circuit?
Their website says 300-400v batteries but I’m ...