Test run done, washed all the dog poo off waiting for it to dry off totally before i check it all over, im happy with how it feels/rides i lucked out with the set up, needs heel straps and better shocks on the front thats all really, its quieter than i thought it would be, while on the concrete path cruising i did feel like Rose for a bit… 
Thanks for all the help guys, mentions @Andy87 @Riako for never letting go…
https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/no-words-just-pictures-delete-words-use-pm/2992/9211?u=rusins @mikenyc what deck is that? Looks sick!
Have you ever ordered from Nkon tho? It’s been nearly 3 weeks since they sent the package to the shipping company in Germany still no info about tracking.
The packages sit in Germany anywhere from 1 day to 5 or 6 weeks before shipping. It’s economy shipping so the next time a truck leaves with empty space inside, the cells get shipped at that time
Yay lol, fml I wish they said it could be up to 6 weeks
Cool! Tell us more? Can it beep if there is an error?
@Chupacabra https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/no-words-just-pictures-delete-words-use-pm/2992/9236?u=andy87
Reviews reviews reviews!!! What’s your first impression? Size fit? Recommendations? Size bigger/smaller?
What deck? Looks good
Zenit marble 38. Thanks man.
Looks and feels very solid. Will definitely protect against cold weather and sharp wind. I have a 24.5 cm hand and bought a large. Fits like a “glove”. The fingertip sensing pads are shit though. Instead of placing them on the tips of the fingers they are in the middle of the finger so if you want to use your phone you have to press with the flat of your finger. Kinda awkward.
The unidirectional flexible wrist plate feels strange but is easy to get used to and is easily removable. Feels very soft and comfy overall. I’m happy with my purchase 
Busted. No one bites pizza like that. Well no human anyway. This was clearly cut.
Ohhh I like this https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/no-words-just-pictures-delete-words-use-pm/2992/9228?u=skelstar
Can’t tell: is it a mechanical rotary-encoder, or perhaps a hall-effect type?
Ah nevermind. It’s mechanical 
Hi again
Do you know how many amps that copper strip can handle?
This diagram says the max is 45A and that doesn’t seem like that much for 8p.
@Skunk https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/no-words-just-pictures-delete-words-use-pm/2992/9240?u=andy87
What’s going on there? 
Traded baked bean erotica to a mysterious man
That calculation is made per metre. Can’t be interpreted as such for small strips on a battery. A nickel strip as wide is perfect for 60 amps, copper is almost X4 with better heat dissipation. I didn’t test the exact amps that can deliver…way more than i need is the answer so i will not bother.
It’s a never used prototype for boosted board remote. It’s neat AF so I’d really like to make one. First I made a raw copy dummy to see how it feels in hand and have an idea if I can fit all electronics. That part could be a rotary encoder or just potentiometer.
It feels weird in a hand and I think if just 3D printed, it may be very fragile.
Also there is space for electronics but then hardly any space for the cell, would need to use a very small one and so battery life would be very short
That’s probably why they didn’t manufacture it…
Have you looked into curved cells? Might fit in the handle thingy