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Most of the escs sold by Alien are made by FlierESC. Flier has garbage quality control and high failure rate with pretty much everything they make. I'd recommend a different esc. FVT (Favourite) makes solid escs for e-boards and multirotors in my experience, so I usually use their products (or...

Any updates? I'm thinking of adding hall effect sensors on a Tacon 160

What about 4wd with a satellite config? 4x Tacon 160s (245kv) on 10s with a 1:1 (or slight reduction) gearing (should be enough torque to start with 4 motors) could reach 100+mph :twisted:

It sounds useful for 18650 packs with a relatively low continuous amp discharge rate.

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: Wow that made me burst out laughing (I saw the evolve and enertion versions)! Nice work man! Mountainboards ftw!

I imagine a polycarbonate deck like that would be pretty heavy and/or flexy

Was that with a BMS?

I run 60psi but I use Ground Industries Mak tires (also rated for 60psi)

Something around 38in so I could fit my 10s4p battery :mrgreen:

Any chance of a longer version of that 30in deck? I was set on a never summer reaper or wefunk mach 1, but I like the idea of an aluminum deck.

http://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/project-paragon-trampa-e-mtb-tacon-160-custom-composite-enclosure-chain-drive-ongoing-build-log/1485 Look at my build ^

fvt120A for $50-60

I know someone who'd be willing to buy the faulty space cell if the end user does not want to fix it.

This will mainly be a street build, but I'll go off-roading once in a while. To mitigate most vibrations, I plan to mount everything on rubber pads and use loctite on every screw. I haven't fully built up the board yet (I'm waiting on sprockets), but I noticed that some of my truck vibrations...

Hello, After completing a pintail build and riding around, I nearly fell a few times due to going over small rocks. I have also experienced speed wobble at around 25mph. To kill two birds with one stone; I decided on a mountainboard build. Most electric mountain boards that I have seen looked...