This is my build as of now. I have a couple of questions that I’m unsure about.
What pulleys, timing belts, and other mechanical parts do I need for this setup?
Where can I find an on/off switch and battery voltage meter?
What wiring, connectors, or leads do I need (assume that I have the on/off switch and battery voltage meter)? If possible, can you diagram how the wiring would work?
Any recommendations on a sleek electronic enclosure?
Which mount on your website is for the black rkp trucks?
Also which enclosure of yours should I use if I want to put four ZIPPY 5000mAh 3S1P 20C Hardcase Packs in it? The dimensions are here
Do you reccomend that I not buy the complete skateboard and instead buy the parts separately and assemble myself? I was thinking about doing that but it came out to be more expensive than if I just bought the board myself, so I refrained from doing so.
If I use @psychotiller mounts, would it work with the trucks and wheels from the board I linked?
How do I make my own switch with an XT90 AntiSpark? Would this volt meter work?
Can I get this for the wires? Also where do I put the antisparks in the text diagram and do I need any connectors?
This way i split the load across the two poles, 40Amps combined.
Also when I select to charge my batteries, they’re cut-off from my esc. ( not entirely necessary thought) If you don’t want this feature then you can simply get a DPST switch. ( why Double-Pole ? --> high amp rated switches are indeed hard to find, so splitting the amps make it easier )
Where do I find the poles, and triggers? Also for the wiring, do I use 10 AWG? I’m a complete amateur and don’t know where to get these parts. Please help.
That wire looks good. You will need to change some connectors by soldering. Get XT90 (because you need it for the switch) and 5.5mm connectors. IMO, they are the easiest to solder.
The switch will have numbers next to the connectors, the datasheet will state what connects to what.
Or even easier, use a multimeter to find the switch states.
Yea 10 awg is suitable for applications up to 52 amps