Quick video review of the new Maytech esk8 esurf remote

Quick review of the new Maytech eskate waterproof remote.

@EileenMaytech

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How did u get it to display the battery life of the board?

The receiver that plugs into the ESC has a tiny spot to solder the batt+ to. Once done, the voltage info is sent to the remote.

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So just a wire from the positive wire on the battery to that small spot on the receiver?

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Yes that’s correct, a small awg similar to that used for your balance wires would be fine.

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Also just to mention, the unity has a small battery aux port that this can be conveniently tied to I found out.

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thank you Adam!

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receiver

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Well isn’t that nifty!

I didn’t know it could do that!

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I am currently testing this remote as well. Out of curiosity , how will updates be accomplished to the remote?

I will update if get news from our engineer team

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Im loving this remote. I feel the same way with received feedback. “This remote makes the ride more fun when reliability helps out.”

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Hi Eileen, Can you please tell me the what the current draw from the receiver through the 42v battery terminal is?

Only 42v so it won’t work on 12s?

It can be connected to 3-14s. The words 42V was printed wrong. We will correct it in next production.

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less than 1mA. negligible

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Building my “on board” wireless charger for the remote, rough prototype in the works, but looks promising, more to come…

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That’s legit. Gold star for you man

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Bit of a crappy print, but it’s a prototype, so not being too fussy

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