This is why I check my batteries once a month atleast that helps me keep track of it just to make sure
My good friend made a go fund me, figured this is a good place to post it https://www.gofundme.com/electric-longboarding-startup
That gofundme though…
That board does not cost $2000. 
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Why do you say that? That’s very believable
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It looked like he’s using
1 x TB Mechanical Kit 1 x TB 6374 motor 1 x TB VESC $430 TB 12s4p battery pack $200 TB cabon fiber deck $60 Anti-spark switch misc.
At most $1600. And I just found it here: products/torque-rocket-dual But that’s a dual. I guess he may have hit a few snags along the way.
A couple fried VESC and one bad hardware choice that has to be rectified is easy to hit $2k
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True. But he could’ve raised $1500 for a TB Torque Rocket Dual. Has Dual motors, fast charger, and prebuilt. 
Really? No pre-built even compares to my board. I would never go with a pre built for my main, I totally understand his situation.
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Even a LHB? Those are about the fastest prebuilts I know of, and I think they’ll give most DIY builds a run for their money
In reply to all yes it is not 2k but again I didn’t make it and most likely won’t even reach 10% of the goal it was a kind act from a friend
Okay that is fair, but his are so good I don’t even know if they can be called that XD
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dude…
that’s unreasonable! i’ve spent about $5000 on my board, only about $1200 are currently in use. what you can see from the outside is not everything involved. that’s a custom carbon fiber deck, probably took a large amount of labor and time to complete. you really gotta start to check yourself before you post. all you’re doing is embarrassing yourself.
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Holy f*ck, how much money do you have?!
I am sorry if I didn’t state myself correctly. I meant that board by itself wasn’t $2000. And yes, you could easily topple $2000 in the whole starting process but it’s not like you need to start over from nothing again.
not enough 
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Leo what the hell man 
5k??? The hell you done mate? 
lol
3 different batteries 3 different motors 8 vescs (the real kicker) 11 boards 4 motor mounts 2 wheel setups 4 remotes about 200ft of wire boatloads of connectors
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You said 3500$ on the podcast 