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Another great DIY build, thanks for sharing!

i really love this build. have you plane to test it with offroad tire (6")? thanck you for this inspiration.

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하~ 도움 되셨다니 기쁩니다~ :) 항상시청해주셔서 감사합니다!!!

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@@KAMiJUINs I'm grateful for these amazin videos!

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Max motor must be set as specs of the motor. Battery current as the continue battery discharge (so in this case with 2 parallel connected batteries --> 60 Amps (2*30amp))

@@mayeurkim this is not true. The motor current is rated by continuous battery current not phase amps. You can set phase amps as high as you want basically. I'm running 165 phase amps on 12S with 6485 motors and its awesome

@@liamevangelista6455 it is pretty simple the max power of your board is defined by the discharge current of your battery and voltage. So in this case around 2700watt (60a*44.4v). The motors can have higher discharge but cannot have more power then 2700watt. For example if your motors are together 150amps, then till 18v (2700w/150a) they can have full discharge current but that lowers to 60amp at their highest speed/voltage.

@@mayeurkim that is true, however max motor amps can be set as high as you like as long as the vesc can handle it, for example 200A, but if you set 60 battery amps then the current coming from the battery will never exceed 60A, but the board will feel very punchy at low speeds. Motor amps is always higher because the controller uses pulse width modulation to reduce the effective voltage to the motor, so at low speeds even though the motor current might reach 100A, the voltage could be only 50% of battery voltage so for example: 100 motor amps @ 50% duty (say 21V) is 100A x 21V = 2100W then divide that by the actual battery voltage 42V gives you 50 amps on the battery side. I hope this makes sense. I have a lot of experience with this

@@liamevangelista6455 I have build also a lot of boards. I never exceed the motor Amps that are given by the manufacturer. I think when those motors are struggling and they go over their current limits, there is chance the coils could be burned. They will definitely get pretty hot when amp settings are set higher.

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That may prove a bit tricky. Smaller trucks could risk wheelbite, might have to add riser pads or cut into the nose/tail to compensate. As for the deck itself, shortest popsicle deck I could find is 29 inches. You could, again, cut the nose and tail down but then you'll lose some of that low profile you get from the concave. Point is: it's possible, but there are compromises involved

@@guitarwi3rdo thanks! But i was thinking of a configuration of the same kinda lenght, but less wide, ive never really done much e skating so I don’t know the compromises that come with it. Im pretty curious abt the reason that the trucks are so wide

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he has built some all terrain boards before. but I do like the idea of integrated lights. if Kami sees this, trying to build your own lighting into the next DIY would be a very cool touch.

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Thank you for watching :) and the traction and grip are good and it looks much more special lol... But the battery runs out faster.

Thank you for watching :) Yeah, I use the riser pad both side

@@KAMiJUINs thanks for the reply. I’m your new fan. I just recently get into this esk8 scene after getting my first board. I love the idea of customising my own board. I have old deck laying around which in good shape. Just stuck on deciding battery part. Which battery do you recommend for street board. Lipo or lithium ion?

100% = Lithium ion

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Yeah, the battery's discharge(nearly 250A) rate was not enough, and the ESC had a total 200A max of output. The motors could each use a current of 160A, so both were poor choices

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No, you can't. This is because the BMS is separately installed in each battery pack. If there is only one charger, you should charge the other one after charging one.

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It was judged that the sensorless motor was unstable :( Thank you for watching

Thwy have to turn at different speeds to turn. It's like how a cars differential works

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