Apparently my diagram above is not the whole story as this a 9 to 15s BMS, but I got it setup as a 14s, although I want to use it as 12s. (At least for now).
So I can use the PC programer to change to 12s or short some balance pins according the texas instrument data sheet, and wire my balance wires accordingly.
Planning on using a 10s4p 30q pack with a unity controller. What motors should I probably get if I’m pairing them with a loaded vanguard on 97 or 107mm wheels?
In terms of peak watts, you’ll hit the limit of the speed controller or battery, whichever is lower, but only for short bursts. In terms of power consumption over distance, I’d estimate between 30 and 60 watt-hours per mile. Depends on how hard you ride and a lot of other factors.
I think dual 6355/6354 is a perfect balance of power and cost/weight. Dual 6374 is major overkill unless you’re building a mountainboard. Maytech makes some of the best motors around, with all the little attention to detail like epoxied windings and conformally coated sensors. There are quite a few other folks on here that sell motors, but I don’t remember all the names/companies.
Can I ask why you are using channels on an Evo? It goes so far against design that the problems you will find will be insurmountable I fear.
The evo deck is designed for 50 degree reverse king pin trucks and as such works like a charm but to attempt to use channel trucks will be a huge task. Not against innovation but surely theres a more suitable deck out there for you to utilise? The deck is built for fast riding and to set up channels for riding fast is an expert level event on a deck designed for them let alone on an evo. Just trying to save you some headaches in the future my friend.