Whilst looking at a Mini 3 Pro DAT for temperatures I found what might be ESC Temps, if so what are the units?

[Yorkshire_Pud]

Whilst looking at a Mini 3 Pro DAT for temperatures I found what might be ESC Temps,
Motor:EscTemp:RFront,
Motor:EscTemp:LFront,
Motor:EscTemp:LBack,
Motor:EscTemp:RBack


If they are ESC temps what are the units?
Thanks

 

[mark426]

I have no idea what the DJI ESC limits are but over 100 degrees seems very high if it's centigrade. Max continuous limit on all my conventional aircraft is around 75 C. Most will fail or have a short life above 120 C.

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

I have no idea what the DJI ESC limits are but over 100 degrees seems very high if it's centigrade. Max continuous limit on all my conventional aircraft is around 75 C. Most will fail or have a short life above 120 C.

Yep, I doubt its straight forward Centigrade, ditto Fahrenheit. I am wondering if it is Centigrade multiplied by a scaling factor. The motor rpms need x10.

 

[Droning on and on...]

Yep, I doubt its straight forward Centigrade, ditto Fahrenheit. I am wondering if it is Centigrade multiplied by a scaling factor. The motor rpms need x10.

Yeah, that range sure looks like it's missing a decimal point. Divide by 10, and it fits nicely in a sensible range in Celsius.

 

[BudWalker]

Whilst looking at a Mini 3 Pro DAT for temperatures I found what might be ESC Temps,
Motor:EscTemp:RFront,
Motor:EscTemp:LFront,
Motor:EscTemp:LBack,
Motor:EscTemp:RBack


If they are ESC temps what are the units?
Thanks

Almost certainly the recorded ESC temps 10 times the actual ESC temps. Units is Celsius.

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

Almost certainly the recorded ESC temps 10 times the actual ESC temps. Units is Celsius.

I've just had a look at an M2P DAT and it was two digit values that would make sense if they are Centigrade.