Awesome 🍕🍻

Are you using 75100 earlier or this new version like in the video?

@@ovidijuscybulicius4560 the alu's are definitely much better, they'll do 50A @ battery 120A phase/motor peak, and more on battery side too all day without heat issues

I guess, hard to say

Bruh I want to do literally the ame but I want to build all from scratch 60/80cm + use tracks or small quad wheels :) . U can controll VESC as you like by simple ppm / pwm , if U want to use just RC remote without extra controll board, then U have to setup " mix " on remote for two channels ( for both wheels ) , so it will drive more or less like tank . Cheers

It seems to be way better, but I did not test it yet

@@PirateOnKZfaq well I can say I use the ubox v1 and it’s insane bro. I’ve not had any issues with it. I put it in my electric mountain board. And bro it’s a beast. I bought another one for my next build. It doesn’t over heat it’s really good.

I will try it then 🍻

I have 2 of them in my mountain board and thinking about putting them in new scooter 😁 i have the 75/100 singles (UBoxes) just got a maike kk10s pro. It is already a beast but very touchy throttle 😉 curious about heat

@@PirateOnKZfaq it has a 12volt output so you can put fan on top of it.

jst GH 1.25

@@server1789 massive thanks man :)

@@flosa1995 hey, i get mine today. There in package are already all connectors. I order flipsky 75100 v2 from official store👌

I bought a set of the 75v 100a uboxes when on presale 😉 like $80 a piece 😉 score. Gonna get the 100v100a while on presale too. But anyways. Have had them in my board but just got scooter. Thinking i would like to put them in new scoot 😁 (maike kk10s pro) but i also want the new spiny throttle spintend has along with hub to vesc adaptor harneses and the ADC unit 😉 that has all the other hook ups. Lights n horn n whatnot 😁 i am curious if the 75/100 uboxes can take the heat? I think i will use thermal paste and seperate them when installing in my metal scooter enclosure. 😁 Did you receive the 100/100 yet? 😁

@@redreefbud I wanted the spin-y too, but i'll settle for the throttles I have laying around already for now haha. Damn you definitely scored well with the 75s! I ordered the adapter board and a bunch of spare harnesses, as for the 100s they have delayed shipment at the moment due to having made some changes by the looks of things

Yeah, he claims a copper plate in there for dealing with heat. That should help 😁 and them thermal payste and hooking them spread out in corners. I didnt realize how heavy duty this metal enclosure is until i ripped apart 🤯 huge heatsink with outside air flow as long as you get good connection 😉 this thing i got here is a beast already. Going to collect parts and think about it while i beat on the stock version 🤣 i did get a daly smart bms that im thinking about putting in today 😁 want to check this battery out and make sure it is what they told me anyways 😉 should be 16s6p samsung 50G 😁

I never used them but Ubox V2 seems to have HQ mosfets but the price is like x2

​@@PirateOnKZfaq Hey bro ... so if I'm getting 2 7500 watt motors.... the controllers need to be 72 volt 100amps each? like Volts*amps.. in this case is 7200watts.... so I need the 72 volt 100amp controllers to pretty much get most of the power out of the motor right? besides being 300watts off?

@@fightsandfinance7570 for legit 7500w u need 14 000w controllers ;)

@@PirateOnKZfaq For both of the 7500 watt motors right? I did your equation .... The Chinese manufacturer are giving me 72 volt 50amp controllers which Is weak for the Dual 7500watt motors... I will need 2 72volt 100amp controllers Right? Totaling 14400 watts 600 watts below motor peak capacity but oh well that's already a lot of power

If motor constant is 7500w , then peak cold be extra least 50 to 100%

for 3wd for sure U need one dual and one single, I didn't test yet newer 75100 but looks like will be good

@@PirateOnKZfaq hm guys from flipsky told me to go with 3x singles connected with CANbus... becuae more similar characteristics of single ones than mixing dual + single

@@redhotbits how u will connect 3x single if every single got only one can port ?

@@PirateOnKZfaq I plan to make “CAN splitter” one goes to master and from there splitting to two slaves in parallel… this is my first build so please tell me if I’m wrong, thanks 👍

Ti30

@@PirateOnKZfaq Thank you, I will continue watching your video reviewing it

yes, it's just me when I am Calm :)

Nah man Ktm EXC 250 is way to go, but still 4x4 is most comfy ;)

sur ron lol nah they aint powerful enough lol. By the time u invest abt 3k more in batteries and controller, it wont be worth it, u could literally get an used ducati hypermotard for that much and they are way more powerful and fun.

Two of these escs died on me the same day, I got 100$ refund (one esc), won't buy flipsky ever again.

​​​​​@@Eden_M how did you run it, power it up etc XT90-S loopkey or crappy antispark that dumps all power? also these things break easily by vibration i figured, when they arrive first thing you need to do is open them and go over the electrolytic capacitors (add extra solder on all the pads) one broke not long after i bought 2 of em (both 75100 alu pcb but not a dual version in the same scooter) when i opened the broken one there was a loose capacitor, entirely off the board, another one with 1 leg detached, and another one also leg melted traces on the PCB blown to the caps and a ceramic cap blown up i suspect the 1 remaining of the 3 caps couldnt handle the current and melted the leg and then the extreme peak current shorted the ceramic cap and because of that short blew the traces to the capacitor well, i saw a 250A fault current due to smashing full throttle on a badly tuned motor i figured the electrolytics are sometimes badly soldered, i ordered a 3rd one to replace the broken one, opened it up before i done anything, touched a cap and a leg instantly came off of the pad on the board, so i added solder on all of them, in the older functioning one and in the new one then i added 3M strip calk under and above the caps to make sure it wont get vibration damage either way probly could use some foam weatherstrip under and above the capacitors instead, just to make sure they dont break anyway since then it's been 6 months without any issue, seeing 120A peak motor current each every day i do run an antispark connector loopkey aswell though, the "antisparks" you buy on their site just dump a lot of current which is bad for the ESC's also it's important to not plug them in separately with CAN connected, that can break the CAN ic's in my case the broken one actually still works, but has no capacitance so it is really weak and cuts out constantly i can probly add a low esr cap bank to it externally but meh, maybe one day if i decide to fully fix that controller

@@BH4x0r Hi. I want to install 75100 alu to vsett 11X what do you say? I know that i must open and reinforce internals this is no problem. Or maybe i will mod original one with better wires more solder and add copper wire for shunt this will probably ad another 20A or even more.

@@trebor1477 they're awesome, but you should really look at the 75200 alu pcb's, on VESC it usually says motor current instead of battery side current when you see 45A on scooter controllers, thats the battery side current, real peak current is probly 150+A at low speeds i've been riding the 75100 Alu PCB's now for a long time and had no problem with them, but i feel like i miss a bit of torque, could be my motors too though, but yea 120A motor side isn't that big also even if you dont run it that high on the 75200 alu pcbs, you've got less strain on the controller and probably even more longevity, and if you ever want more you can do more but yea, great controllers either way.. cant go wrong with them i don't even use physical brakes, i just use regen cause its that strong already

@@BH4x0r Hi. Thank you for your info about the controller. For now I modded the original 72v 51A controller from vsett 11 super. So now it must be 60A under turbo mode and 50A in normal mode. I added a temperature sensor to monitor how hot it will get. And it is quite heavy almost 2kg with a little more copper and 8AVG wires.