The Anti-Spark turns my board on and off. The BT is a bluetooth board to read VESC values.
How did you connect the xt90s from the vesc to the battery through the board? Flat wiring?
@Zach1 Have a look at post 11 
Hi, All.
Do you have synchronous problem on dual VESC?
I have synchronous problem on my VESC, I can’t make the two motor synchronous, also one fast and other one slow when push the throttle slowly slowly. thanks.
Split ppm or canbus?
Well i know that this can sometimes happen when throttle is pushed with no load on the board. With load they should sync up.
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I use split PPM.
OK, thank you very much for your information.
Hi everyone, do you know how to setup the force of brake via vesc-tool, to make skateboard can stop complete when i push the throttle to maximum? thanks
thats the weirdest diagram - two anti sparks? Why not place them properly and have just one?
Actually 4 anti sparks😂
I am a new guy, do you know how can I do it? thanks
by reading forum threads - a lot!
Thanks. Yes I did it.
TIME FOR ANOTHER UPDATE!
This is gonna be a long post, so sit tight. 
Alright, so continuing the consistent use I have once again used my board for many many kilometers. Then winter came, and I had to put my board to sleep, since winters in Denmark would completely ruin your board (salt, wet conditions, snow and so on). But now, the spring/summer season is coming, and I needed to make the board ready for that. Since I got my FOCBOX’es and never got to installing them, I thought this would be the perfect time to do that as well. Commencing the refurb!
First off, I took off the grip tape, since I wanted to regrip it. I also re-painted the trucks, sanded the deck, made the wire channel a little bigger, and applied clear coat to the deck for better weather resistance.
Next up, I wanted to add lights to the front and back of the board, so I needed some extra wires in the wire channel, for the cleanest look possible. I’ll then be able to control the lights from the Nano-X.
The motors were getting pretty worn, so I changed the bearings, and repainted the cans. That got rid of the APS logo and now they look extra crispy.
The motor mounts I used on this build did not have an option to get belt covers on, so I bought some BKB mounts (from @JLabs, designed by @JuniorPotato93, covers on Thingiverse also designed by the aforementioned) and they look amazing. Yes, I actually should be able to run dual 15mm, but for now I only upgraded it to 12mm. The pulleys were upgraded to 15mm though. (Damn that was expensive for some pieces of aluminium/metal…) Complete look:
Installing the FOCBOX’es instead of the Maytechs, fits perfectly with my existing enclosures. I still want to do a slimmer redesign though, since there’s extra space in the height.
I finally got a chance to make the two-tone griptape, and I think the result came out great! But then I needed to redo the logo and name, so back to the cutting board!
FINAL RESULT 
Thanks for reading, here’s some pics 
Board now runs in FOC, and damn is it smooth!!
Things I still need to do:
Add the lights, since the wires are now in place.
Redo the charging solution, into one connector.
New sensored motors.
Redesign of the enclosures.
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15mm belts fits perfectly 
And now I also use the same belts on both my builds. 
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Looks great!
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Looks really good!! What do you plan on doing with your enclosures?
I want to make them a little slimmer, since there’s too much space left 
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