What is the AVERAGE range would you get with it

Hi Well you know what ,recently I was also thinking about making my next skateboard battery from LiFePo4 cells, to be precise 32700 from LiitoKala (because they are super cheap and apparently pretty decent). Also thanks to their chemistry they have longer lifespan than Li-Ion and most importantly they won't explode or randomly catch fire(which you know would be pretty bad if I for example wanted to charge it at my school). Their only downside is low energy density which overall makes the battery heavier but that is something I can live with. And to answer your question to replace 10S4P Li-Ion pack(which could deliver like 50A constant) I would make 12S2P LiFePo4 (which should do like 40-50 constant A) .You can use Esk8 calculators to check different chemistry packs voltages. And I think that 50A should be fine for cruising with 2 motors skateboard (25Amps per motor).

@@BasementCreationsChannel I was looking to use exactly liitokala. The ESC board input is flexible enough to manage random voltages? I look forward to your next project.

Well I am not sure if I understand the question correctly but if you are asking if ESCs rated at LiPo/Li-Ion cells voltage can handle different LiFePo4 pack voltage then I think that the answer is yes as long as ESC rated voltage is higher than the battery pack voltage. For example I will probabbly use VESC rated at 12S Li-Ion (43.2 V) and 12S LiFePo4 would have 38.4 V so it should work without any problems.