I’m really curious about this chinese electric skateboard, I already have on DIY tho, single drive 9mm belt. So quite a lack in torque and braking.
I send him an email for more details, and this is what he responded :
It’s 61 KV motor. The transmission is 1:1, no gear inside.
The motor is fixed to axle by screws.
The motor cannot go faster than 30 km/h because we set limitation on controller. If exceed the speed, the controller and motor will get very hot and unstable.
By the way, we use controller instead of ESC. The controller is developped specially for skateboard not that kind of ESC for RC planes. When you open the upper deck, you will see controller and battery. But we don’t suggest do any change to the chip and battery.
There is a company called Acton that makes electric skateboards. The skateboard you linked uses an Acton controller (the thing u hold to control the speed)… I wouldn’t bother wasting ur time and money on a cheap Chinese product no one has heard of or used
i asked them if i can get 10 boxes for discounted price . they declined . they want me to purchase 30 boxes ! ! ! ! insane ! where am i gonna keep it ? by the time i recieved all 30 boxes , they might have come up with a new carbon fibre design . i scrapped my intention .
Sure, I will get time over the weekend to take a closer look. Got it from Rex @ Bisek for $583 + $180 fedex to NYC address = $763 total. Posted a few pictures in a separate thread but should move to here as better posting location. Search forum for Bisek and should show up.
I have written an email to [email protected] about just buying a the deck without the electronics quite some time ago (~10 days). Unfortunately, I have no answer til today.
Hmm, too bad… Maybe we could get some information about who is manufacturing these. I hope they are not manufactured by bisek themselfs… Had no luck so far finding any source.