I think I’m going to buy an Inboard M1 and make it truly portable. By this I mean a want to make/have my own deck made so I am allowed to take it into the plane cabin. Basically I just want a travel board.
Would anyone be interested in an empty Inboard M1 deck?
The inboard is too long to take on a plane. You can take it as a checked bag but thats expensive.
After meausring all the components, I could have decreased the length by 30cm which is what i wanted, but then I realized there is a resistor at the bottom of the deck and I didnt know how to take it off without damaging it so I sold the board and I am working on portable DIY project.
Thanks for the quick update really appreciate that; the spec on the site state its 95.25cm surely that would be a problem? have you tried Ive just brought an M1 specifically for travel and was going to carry on - fook it I still might
I spend so much time on this forum - sad life , but I love it!
It’s about 96cm so yeah, that sounds right and you are limited to 60cm on most airlines. In August, I flew from SanFrancisco to Zurich with just a longboard which was 100cm long but only 2 cm in depth and it just went on top of all the bags in the cabin so no one cared. With a complete, you can’t do that but maybe, you’ll be lucky cause it seems like most of the time, not many care but there is always that 1 person that spoils the whole thing.
Good luck!
Ohh, to answer your question, I never tried because I never knew what to do with it if i wouldnt be allowed to carry it on.
I’ll let you know when I get back from Dubai and see what happens, I’m lost without my R2 now work has me over seas for a month and I need something to play with.
Does anyone here have CAD files of the inboard m1 battery for me to 3D print? Thinking about building some 12S1P 30Q batteries for a handful of associates.
It’s at the bottom of the deck, and it has a layer of fiberglass over it. I’m not sure how you can get it out unless you cut the nose and rip the fiberglass off.