Hey all, I had not heard of this company before they reached out to me to try their new Tesla motor controller / VCU. Here is a quick video of how it went.
snowdog
If you need to be a Jeremy to figure it out, it's not really really really a DIY product, is it? 
Man you look like you where sweating bullets 6 minutes into the video. My original comment on YouTube was removed so ill ask again here. How long do you think they will be able to offer the kind of support you've got? Would they even offer it to someone they did not contact themselves?
Man you look like you where sweating bullets 6 minutes into the video. My original comment on YouTube was removed so ill ask again here. How long do you think they will be able to offer the kind of support you've got? Would they even offer it to someone they did not contact themselves?
Interesting share, Thanks for posting the video. I’ve seen Dynam Labs starting to pop up in EV conversion circles. Their Tesla motor controller/VCU looks promising, especially if it streamlines integration for DIY projects. Key things I’d keep an eye on are long-term reliability, firmware support, and documentation. Tesla drive units can be tricky to manage, so having a controller that’s well-supported is huge. Curious to hear how it performs over time please keep us updated as you put more miles on it!
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