They run good for me… no issues at all. But at the moments its too cold to ride.
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Was that printed or CNC’d?
nope not skullboard. @Grozniy these are not the skullboard ones. stormesk8 and someone else is selling them.
That’s actually an insult on this forum
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Printed. Rock solid… we ll see how long it lasts… I guess forever. It’s rock solid.
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What material did you print it with? Looks good.
ABS… Little overheated, little bit to much material… makes it even stronger.
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That’s kickass 
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Perfect! 
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Can you throw up the cad files too, for those that want to make adjustments?
Thanks!
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Awesome man! You are the real MVP.
I’m gonna try to get an XLR port on my Haya for 7 amp charging… like the rest of my boards
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Gauging interest. How many of you would be interested in a SLA print of this?
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Not at the moment. What adjustments u need?
Hey can you link which xlr charging port you use please?
Can you specify the switches and led’s you are using?
It’s a quiet basic one!
Backlight LEDs are just basic 3mm red LEDs with round head. 4 in row with an 150Ohm resistor…
Frontlight is not installed yet. But I bought some NSDW570GS-K… they should be great for a basic front light.
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He asked Bara 
@Indiangummy just google Waterproof XLR, and see if it has enough current rating. There are other multi pin connectors that may support more amperage, but XLRs are usually 3pin connectors
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I should go to bed… still have hangover from yesterday
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Gotcha, thanks! So the main advantge of those is higher current rating?