Hi all! New to the forum but been lurking for few weeks now.
Just finished my first electric longboard build and named it HELectric board. Have not seen any electric longboards in Helsinki I thought it would be interesting to be one of the first ones to build in DIY-spirit.
Some general information about the board.
Deck: Rayne Whip 41" (From Boardsport.fi)
Trucks: Caliber II Fifty (From Boardsport.fi)
Wheels: ABEC11 Flyweel 76mm 78a (From Boardsport.fi)
Drivetrain: Alien Drive System Freestyler-kit
Motor: APS 5065 Outrunner brushless 270KV 22000W
ESC: APS 120A 2-7S Mini ESC, 4.5 Firmware
Battery: APS 6S 6300mah 35C
Controller: HK-GT2B and Badwolf V2 3D-printed case
After few test runs im quite happy with the board, next step is to build Anti-spark, power button and some kind of easy way to charge the board without opening the enclosure (ideas?). Also it is interesting to see how the cold Finnish weather affects the board and its performance. Problem at the moment is that the Finnish law does not recognise small electric vehicles so there is risk of getting 160 euro fine when riding one of these in public
Some test-run footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYOSBmCPf9M
Build "blog": http://www.pimio.fi/helectric/
Just finished my first electric longboard build and named it HELectric board. Have not seen any electric longboards in Helsinki I thought it would be interesting to be one of the first ones to build in DIY-spirit.
Some general information about the board.
Deck: Rayne Whip 41" (From Boardsport.fi)
Trucks: Caliber II Fifty (From Boardsport.fi)
Wheels: ABEC11 Flyweel 76mm 78a (From Boardsport.fi)
Drivetrain: Alien Drive System Freestyler-kit
Motor: APS 5065 Outrunner brushless 270KV 22000W
ESC: APS 120A 2-7S Mini ESC, 4.5 Firmware
Battery: APS 6S 6300mah 35C
Controller: HK-GT2B and Badwolf V2 3D-printed case
After few test runs im quite happy with the board, next step is to build Anti-spark, power button and some kind of easy way to charge the board without opening the enclosure (ideas?). Also it is interesting to see how the cold Finnish weather affects the board and its performance. Problem at the moment is that the Finnish law does not recognise small electric vehicles so there is risk of getting 160 euro fine when riding one of these in public
Some test-run footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYOSBmCPf9M
Build "blog": http://www.pimio.fi/helectric/