Do you have a link to the Balance checker?
im really not expecting much out of them as they are the cheapest on the market
these are probebly the better option but a bit more pricy
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Thx! Those are the ones I expected.
Somewhat finished just need second motor and install wider belts.
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Trip around newcatle 11km and used 60% battery 12s 9ah. Very happy
I have a backfire Ranger X1 which I love to bits but the deck is too flexy for my weight. I’m looking to do a deckswap and I could use all the advice I can get. I talked to a local skate shop and one of the owners was willing Sarkari Result to help me out and his main concern was Showbox that the wires go through the deck.How do I route the cables outside the deck after the swap while maintaining the waterproofness of the board? Also what sort of gaskets should I buy?
I‘m not familiar with the ranger, but I would probably drill two holes big enough for 10awg silicon wire, route the wires out and seal it up with silicon or sikaflex after. You can use something like this to protect the wires
It will not protect 100% but better than nothing. If it’s a stiff deck you could get a plastic cable channel from your local hardware shop and route the wires through as well. Depending on the thickness of your deck you could also do it like it was before. Drill through the deck, cut small channels from the top and use braided copper wires which I would than would cover with some sealant and griptape.
There are a lot of opportunities. If you do one of that above I think you also need no new gasket. If you do you can get something like this:
you can get breaded heatshrink https://www.jaycar.com.au/braided-heatshrink-sleeve-30mm-x-1-2m/p/WH5626
i assume you are talking about the wire that goes between the battery and the control box. the cables must be recessed in the board. when u get the new deck put the cables on the outside and cover them in heat-shrink. you will prob have to do some soldering to pull out the wires from the old board??
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12mm aluminium
bottom plate 3mm aluminium, sides and top 6mm polycarb
bottom and top plat 3mm aluminium sides 6mm polycarb with depth cuts reducing sections down to 2mm
12mm for the left 2 and 6mm i think for the other 2 maybe 3mm for the small spacer
i like how this guy uses breaded cable
Got second motor in the post wow so much more power. double you might say 
so got partway through cutting the 90 tooth pulleys and the last metal cutter broke. couldnt wait had to ride it so did other half out of acrylic. will recut latter.
went to 15mm belts and removed the belt tensioner now swinging motor out to tighten belt.
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Thank you my issue has been solved,…