Hi, i was about to buy the model 3 rear tesla motor. i noticed the company Ingenext has the simplest way to talk to the stock inverter with there controller kit. i was wondering other alternatives that would be cheaper. i noticed here in the shop you can buy a open board for that motor but there needs to be some work done on it. since years have past with those boards being out, is that still a good way to go or is there better options in todays date?
telsas big drive unit is that considered the S model? and models 3 are the smaller front or rear motors?
Tesla rear motor 3 and best option for inverter
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Re: Tesla rear motor 3 and best option for inverter
Really?
Have a look here
https://openinverter.org/wiki/Main_Page
Or elsewhere on the forum. viewtopic.php?t=575
Have a look here
https://openinverter.org/wiki/Main_Page
Or elsewhere on the forum. viewtopic.php?t=575
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Re: Tesla rear motor 3 and best option for inverter
No.
Model 3 and model y use the same motors, which ingenx will control. Damien and the gang are working on a replacement boards but it is not available or ready yet.
Older model s and x use large drive units (ldu) and small drive units (sdu) which there are control boards available for in the web shop.
Model 3 and model y use the same motors, which ingenx will control. Damien and the gang are working on a replacement boards but it is not available or ready yet.
Older model s and x use large drive units (ldu) and small drive units (sdu) which there are control boards available for in the web shop.
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