I encourage an unbiased discussion on the best performing hub motors from USER experiences. I am starting this thread also because there are quite a few new users (or old users) who have not looked too far into hub motors and don’t know what is best for their situation.
I just ordered DIYelectricskateboard’s hub motors. Gonna get them late July for my very first board. Will comment on them when everything is set up. (
please don’t use this thread for a place to advertise. We are focusing on unbiased discussion.
Are we just comparing finished solutions or do we also want to discuss something like getting a regular can and turning it into a hub?
I ordered hummies. They should arrive soon. I posted a video comparing jacobs vs hummies. The reviewer liked Jacobs but who knows it might be biased.
It would also be nice to talk about DIY hubs yes
I will hopefully be ordering @torqueboards new single hub kit tonight. Don’t know how it compares specs wise, but I had a great experience with the motor mount kit. I’ll let everyone know how it holds up
Anybody have any experience with these EMF hub motors?
They’re only $299 for dual hub motors with trucks, and I love the all black look.
Rated at 2000W peak, so I’m guessing they’re 500W continuous, unless that “2000W peak” is a combined output, which would make these around 250W continuou each. Not a lot of hills where I am and I’m sick of popping rocks out of my outboard’s gears and breaking/aligning belts.
There is a wealth of narrative on that topic lol check http://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/emf-hub-motor-final-sale/4762/600
Controversial lol
They are good you just have to fix some pretty simple issues.
I am not sure if he will actually be able to get them from Jacob with all the people out there that still don’t have received their order. But have to agree - so far amazing motors (even at 28V and a 15A limit set per VESC the board accelerated faster than I did ;))
yes, probably have to pick up one of the sets listed recently, lightly used or not even used.