Jet Spud/ Tayto 10S6P

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Hey has anyone attempted a 10s6p battery in a spud/ Tayto yet with this eboosted enclosure? if no one has done it I might just do a 10s6p build since I have an extra Tayto and vesc on hand. @Eboosted @JLabs but I imagine the battery is going to be a heck of a lot, 60, 30q are $240.00 alone.

** and would velcro even hold a battery that heavy?

Eboosted Enclosure mentioned above. https://www.eboardsperu.com/product/jet-spud-29-ds/

Basically this battery from eboosted but twice the thickness. https://www.eboardsperu.com/product/10s3p-for-jet-spud-29-ss/

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Do you have the double stack or single stack enclosure?

Nvrmnd i didnt look

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If you contact @Eboosted I thick he can build a custom battery for the DS.

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I’m worried about the weight lol since my 10s3p spud already weighs like 20 bricks

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For what you have an enclosure? Velcron +enclosure and you good to go…

I just wonder, if nobody would have done it before, why than there are enclosures from Eboosted available in this size? :thinking:

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for the people who want to use lipos, and for that one crazy person like me

you could probably just enclosure mount the battery, but i would get a lot of hate lol

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Board below has a 10s6p 30Q pack on a Jet Spud DS enclosure.

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It fits comfortably. You could even fit a 12s6p if the pack is built compact.

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I don’t get your logic here. Just double the weight of your 10s3p and you can get a rough idea of how much it will weigh?

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Yeah it weights a lot… around 22lbs, but if you want a big battery you will sacrifice weight, not much you can do around it.

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Whats the easiest way for you to carry that thing? mall grab? also who built your battery.

also indian gummy what i meant was what was the weight of the board.

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Yep, have to mall grab. After a few blocks it’s pretty inconvenient.

I built locally in Montreal with some friends. Bought 1s6p packs from the Lacroix guys and connected them with a custom harness.

I mounted it to the enclosure initially and it worked, but during this winter I will change things around and mount it to the deck using neutral silicone sealant glue.

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I have a Spud with a 10S5P underneath (http://www.diyeboard.com/10s5p-18650-lithium-battery-pack-36v-10ah-360wh-p-460.html) if that helps? 3D printed my own enclosure though.

I mall-grab it. Don’t care about the weight so much, but then I’m not carrying it much.

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did you deck mount or enclosure mount?

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Enclosure. Bloody strong enclosure though.

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of couse its fiberglass lol, but did you use skate bolts or a metric ton of m4 screws?

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3D printed enclosure. M4 cap-screws (bolts?) into threaded inserts.

Example from pictures thread: https://esk8content.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/uploads/db2454/optimized/3X/e/3/e3d3e1a056576ec3bb6a484a066eae208d13e1df_1_666x500.jpeg

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Im guessing you used 12 m4 screws than

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6 M4s in the part that supports the battery (the blue-grey part), 2 each in the end bits (green bit, red bit). The end bits only hold the VESCs.

I don’t profess to be an expert though. I’m only guessing, but have had this type of configuration going for about a year with no mishap. Have even “bottomed-out” on some driveway curbs a few times with little effect (PLA FTW!).