From time to time I search through eBay just window shopping and sometimes I come across something that seems like a good deal…but for me…I don’t really need it…
Shape : 6063 aluminum ,CNC craft, Thermal design and durable.
Magnet : Strong Magnet, More powerful, Long service life.
Shaft : Ensure that the center point accurate…
Winding : 100% hand-winding, Low current.
Silicon Steel : Japan imports,Low wastage, High efficiency.
Bearing : High-speed bearing, Smooth , Low Resistence ,Low Noise.
Copper wire : High Temperature , Low Current.
KV: 170
Shaft: 10mm
Max A: 100A
Max W: 3200W
Efficiency: 85%
lipo: 6-10S
Package Content
1 x Outrunner Brushless Motor
1 x Accessory Set
@jedi And he’s not wrong, that’s a piece of history right there, that’s one of very first electric skateboards I believe to be out there and I remember seeing a YouTube video about it they were on a track and I believe I saw @MoeStooge being in it. I do not agree with the price but they did hit 50mph with like this racing track that is small and curved at a angle type of thing
That’s fascinating. I’ve stumbled across this board or the “x-caliber “ type spec on eBay before. I chuckled at what looked like a primitive, ill conceived design, especially when paired with a “national league” description.
I suppose the quote about “standing on the shoulders of giants” is appropriate here. My first attempt at a gas powered board 15yrs ago as high school senior was utter dogshit. Never ran, pissed off parents, ruined our weed eater.
I look at my initial tinkering with boards on Instagram from only 2 yrs ago and I’m mildly embarrassed. I guess my current build (which I believe is approaching peak esk8 for its class and my subjective preference ) is built upon the burned out drv’s and skinned knees of these literal trailer blazers.
) is built upon the burned out drv’s and skinned knees of these literal trailer blazers. 