Endless Sphere

Hm seems like a classic case of butt hurt to me. I am sorry you are so easily upset craig. That probably is something you should put some work into to avoid future headache on this or other online communities. There will always be a chance someone react opposite of what we expect when posting online...

Did he win a free second generation Roadster? I don't know if Tesla yet has started a contest yet for the new roadster yet, but if so I am sure that Tesla Bjørn as he is known in Norway is already working hard to promote Tesla in general and the new roadster as well. I am sure he will give it his b...

https://ibb.co/cAyiNT https://ibb.co/eEBRbo Easier to view the pics if they are properly displayed on the forum without needing to go to external site. [url=https://ibb.co/cAyiNT][img]https://thumb.ibb.co/cAyiNT/IMG_20180712_155431.jpg[/img][/url] [url=https://ibb.co/eEBRbo][img]https://thumb.ibb.c...

Oh, I am earning $10 per day on my channel from these Model 3 videos. My goal is to cover the cost of the car (monthly) by the end of the year. I am 40% of the way to that goal in the 6 weeks I have been posting videos of my car. :mrgreen: Matt Interesting. I wish you the best. We got a dedicated T...

Dual controllers just rocks. Nice to be able to ride home even after a controller melt down rather the the shameful pushing of bike roadside. Pretty hard to see how lingering behind the particular vehicle is going to up anybodys cancer rate... Don't be so sure, I once got aids just from reading anal...

Parabellum I agree, plus to have a motor you did yourself in a drag bike would be awesome. Especially because you build holds high standard and is very nice and clean. And if you remove some of the back iron while at the lathe you will get less rotational mass so motor would spin up even faster. The...

Electric God, the weight of the hubsink is not an issue in my eyes. I mean for a heavy hub motor the weight of the hub sink is negotiable at best. If you worry put the hub on the lathe and shave down the back iron a millimeter or so before attaching. Now your hub is lighter even with the hubsink and...

I would try more patience, remember you are most likely emailing with a sales rep. And most likely they don't have the option to decide to sponsor or not. So you inquiry for sponsorship most likely must up the corporate ladder. How many flight of stairs I have no idea of the details of Chinese compa...

I don't think that is a fair comparison. The Cake is 10 000 $ more then the Sur Ron. Its like asking if people would choose the Nissan Leaf or Tesla Model S. They both do their job just fine, one is a large 7 seater with performance like a sports car and range that makes it only naturally to take a ...

Here is also another video between Light Bee and the Bultaco Brinco https://youtu.be/t4ND1ysR4N4 There's a few alternatives but are all a bit too expensive, compared with the Sur-Ron Light Bee p.s. - how do I embed a video from youtube in a post? sorry for the off topic question. Look at the [URL] ...

This forum needs a 1+ button.

This bad boy right here is the ultimate 72 volt DC/DC converter. I bought this off ebay but never hooked it up since my current cheap china converter still functions and never got around to installing this one. This thing requires an external heatsink, or you really should mount one. This is a Vico...

I have slightly fried sabvaton, 2 chiang something and lyen. Those chaing are crap. Sabvaton was ok but I fried fets and I haven't yet mustard the braveness to try to fix it, even I have seen details report here how to solder and unsolder fets. Lyen is aggressive and violent I like that. The one con...

I don't think that is going to happen.. your best bet is to probably order light bee with the RST front fork and then remove it unused and then sell the stock front suspension here or on ebay etc.. I would recommend keeping the stock rear shock because your rear shock may not be valved / tuned prop...

Bloated lipos? Me I would park that pack for good to prevent fire.

Hehe that golden bike gives me flashback to "high end" cell phones in the early days. Nothing special tech wise, and no better then any other phone. Just some pretty stones and maybe some gold plating and the price was jacked ten fold. No wonder those tanked so bad. Today with a more mature cell mar...

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Jun 25, 2018 3:43 am

Keep the structural aluminium part of the guards - Loose the plastic - IMO

If bike is ridden in cold weather I would keep em stock. Or possible resize the plastic to a more "pleasing to the eye" proportion.

Could you take another pic of the bike, straight ahead with the steering wheel strait? Those hand guards looks like they are made for giants, probably camera angle that causes that.

11.9KW is a lot. I never tried to max mine out. My peak KW is 7.8 based on my Max-E display. For me 7.8 KW is a lot of power, maybe that is because I am very skinny and weigh only 120 lbs, and am average height. I should try and turn up my amps one day just to see what it is like. Think of your con...

Cool build. Must follow.

I would have never guessed that Alta bikes are already there that they can actually compete in hard enduro. Those races are insanely challenging for both the rider and the bike. And even if it enduro, with plenty of slower technical singel tracks and rock climbing there are also long steep climbs, W...

Hm what race was this? Any videos of the qualifying?

Hehe yeah I am not trying to push you promoting to buil a battery pack that can never be repaired. I just think the biggest focus might not need to be "easiest possible repair". As the latter might prevent best possible build and in turn increase the chance of failure due to mechanical stress. The o...

I like this design. But I would remove the plastic wrapper from each cell before gluing. https://endless-sphere.com/forums/download/file.php?id=235804 If you spend some time thinking of ways to assemble "clusters" within the battery pack you could probably skip gluing some cells so that worst case w...

One thing about using different glues that are not hot glues. If you use hotglue you can always heat an individual bad cell to melt the glue enough to push out the bad cell out of the pack. If you use a strong not hot glue this won't be possible and there may not be an easy way to get a bad cell ou...