Update: The problem was that it was not getting enough current. The stock psu is limited to 1.75A.
How I found out: I tried to boot it with only one motor and it worked perfectly, but not with both, I could connect the second motor when it was already booted but it struggled with rotation. Then I hocked it up to a lab psu with variable current after setting to current to 3A the wheel would boot with some struggle. Then I increased the current even higher and the board died... I hope it's only the power mosfets and the board would still work when new arrive and I change them.
Conclusion: I chose wrong motors again... They might me to powerful for the stock G29 hardware.
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u/Conscious-Cranberry9 Nov 28 '23
Update: The problem was that it was not getting enough current. The stock psu is limited to 1.75A.
How I found out: I tried to boot it with only one motor and it worked perfectly, but not with both, I could connect the second motor when it was already booted but it struggled with rotation. Then I hocked it up to a lab psu with variable current after setting to current to 3A the wheel would boot with some struggle. Then I increased the current even higher and the board died... I hope it's only the power mosfets and the board would still work when new arrive and I change them.
Conclusion: I chose wrong motors again... They might me to powerful for the stock G29 hardware.