Self Respect. haha
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If you only need 10-12mph this would be plenty:
your mom can suck it. lol
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whatâs your point? that i like caliber trucks?
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More than caliber trucks, you like caliber mounts.
i do like caliber mounts. Mostly because they work well with caliber trucks, which i like. I tried paris mounts on caliber trucks, but that didnât work.
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Yeah, without that beam Caliber mounts (on caliber2 trucks or clones) pretty much suck. Sorry LHB
Your Mom likes Surfrodz betterâŚ
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actually i rode around for about 2 months on these mounts without the bar. They donât creep. I lost a wheel at fun speed and dropped the whole corner of the board down on the mount when the bearing cooked and disintegrated. I rode it out on the mount, scraping the ground and grinding a nice gash in it, and it still wasnât misaligned. I havenât changed my belts in over 4 months because of the better alignment, which hasnât been adjusted or even touched at all since initial install. Enertion mounts suck. DIY mounts suck. Alien mounts suck. Your momâs mounts suck.
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I have just completed my board. Iâm running dual sensorless 6354 motors with the eBay esc. It seems to be running in foc as it states because itâs super smooth start up (almost zero cogging) and itâs silent except for when accelerating hard
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That sounds sweet but the fruit at the top of the tree is way tastier.
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the fruit on the top of your mom is tastier.
@madlemgw I have a set of RSPEC 6355s and a set of Totally Bitchin 6355s. The R-SPECs were rated at something like 2700 watts peak while mine are rated at around 3100 watts peak. Neither of those motors has ever seen anywhere near that, so with that minor discretion ignored, i think either will provide a lovely experience provided you tune it well and keep tweaking it until its how you want it.
FOC works well on uncensored motors provided you have an ESC that can handle FOC well. IT works really well on sensored motors because of⌠well⌠sensors. Iâm sure the initial startup algorithm would love to see the sensors there, but i think thatâs the real trick, isnât it? The startup algorithm is the magic because after the damn thingâs rolling you can easily guess where the flux angle is. At startup, where the hell is it on an unsensored motor? a good algorithm can figure that out without burping too much, or even at all (perceptively)
so either.
The Arc Boards penny can start from a standstill on a single un-sensored 4045 using a shit china VESC (flier) and mostly default settings. Minimal burping, but it is BLDC mode and compared to mine in BLDC its like listening to a turbo charged Fiat take off from a late 70âs dodge charger.
All things considered, if somebody was going to name a âbest compact slurpee runner of the yearâ iâd have to hand to those guys in Singapore. The original penny was great but the 121C is a personal favorite and it has a single 5055.
I realize iâm probably melting some minds right now, considering who i am and what i just said.
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oh yeah, you can get them. I can have a batch of twenty of them next month if the community wants them. And i can tell you, theyâre a hell of a lot easier to build my boards with.
Ftfy
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LOLOLOLOLOL
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Hi,I am using racestar motor with sensor,and when I connect the sensor itâs very load and rough like grinder,what could be the reason for than anyone ???
Did you do a motor detection after you connected the sensors?
I disconnected the motors last week cause I am having some problem with the lining the motors.so I just connected them.