this was helpful. thank ya

I was thinking about 4 wheel drive with 2 motors but a differential in front and another at the rear 😂
Thanks for making this experiment ❤.

In practice, only small loads would have a hope of functioning properly. The only way this would work cleanly is if the wheels were clamped together (with magnets/poles at the same angle) and always rotated exactly the same. So it could perhaps be useful if you want a single more powerful wheel.

❤Awsome bro! I was thinking about this as AI said absolutely no but i disagreed and i guessed exactly what you have proven in the first test but im confused about the rest too!

thank you so much! this is exactly what i wanted to see, saves me the time of trying it with so much worry. I got my custom built prototype etrike with front and rear motors and a controller with absolutely no setting adjustments i am allowed to change, so, i want to add my FARDRIVER 72300 to it with complete adjustable control, for both motors and 1 controller, this is great for me, Thank you.

Excellent test.  I might try this on my new skateboard build.

Thanks for this.

Thanks for the info..I love it.. good video

With all these new controllers out there now, One fardriver 200a line phase should be a better overall since it’ll take up less space to run dual hub.

Just like I thought..👍🏼😁😁... BTW, I ran 4 pcs Brushed motor only with 1 controller (PWM). But the speed & torque is decrease. Not like when I used 1 dc motor with 1 controller...

Thanks for sharing
Please make a 4wd project

Always thought that two hubs one controller and one throttle and multiple batteries was the only way to go. Hiding all wires in frame using Bluetooth connections when possible. For speedo & battery levels if posdible. UBCO is about the best I've seen up to now.

Very good vid. When turning it's best to accelerate into it. Vehicle is more stable in the turn. See you again soon.
Thank you.

Kinda waste using 2 motors. Better to use one strong. Since one motor is maybe 80% efficient. 2 means twice energy loss.

I get that trembling at low speeds on my cheap ebike with one hub motor.

Thanks for the video... I especially appreciate the discussion it created.  I'm looking forward to the finished build.  I'm working on a project and need the same motors/controllers that you're using.  Who did you buy them from?

These controller actually running at sensorless mode after pass certain rpm

The controller will burn out after a while lol

i think that you must to probe in the road this sistem for a week to be very sure!

what if i put 250w and 350w on my controler witch has no hall sensor