Electric Surf Board
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Hello ,
i think i can post some pictures because the company is not anymore in buissines.
the setup from boost:
14S20P LG cells
MGN 400A
Don't know the brand of the motor but 95mm diameter
MHZ 64 Jet drive
setup of the AIR
14S20P LG cells
MGN 250A
Lehner torquestar 7050
MHZ 64 Jet drive
some pictures of the boost:
i think i can post some pictures because the company is not anymore in buissines.
the setup from boost:
14S20P LG cells
MGN 400A
Don't know the brand of the motor but 95mm diameter
MHZ 64 Jet drive
setup of the AIR
14S20P LG cells
MGN 250A
Lehner torquestar 7050
MHZ 64 Jet drive
some pictures of the boost:
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I thought the boost has an Torqstar 3 7050. Is it an inrunner on your pic of the boost motor ?
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the motor from the boost is an outrunner
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I do have a new lehner torqstar for sale if anyone is interested. 7040 watercooled 320kv
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Florian,
Can you post larger pictures of the boost internals? The small pics are kind of hard to see the details
Can you post larger pictures of the boost internals? The small pics are kind of hard to see the details

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Yes please, and from the motor

It looks a bit like a larger version of the Torqstar..
would be interesting to know more about it, like which brand and where it could be bought.
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Wow, that looks really like a homemade production.
I will post a few pics from my board.
Will do it on the next weekend.
We are in Corsica and I will ride it for 2 weeks
I will post a few pics from my board.
Will do it on the next weekend.
We are in Corsica and I will ride it for 2 weeks
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Hello guys, just one quick question
That graupner jet 5, would one of those have the capability to move a surfboard with a 220lbs rider on the water? With a suitable motor, would it flow enough to plane on the water?
That graupner jet 5, would one of those have the capability to move a surfboard with a 220lbs rider on the water? With a suitable motor, would it flow enough to plane on the water?

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Did you see this?
https://www.mhz-watercraft.com/shop/en/ ... surfboards
It was used on old Lampuga Boost and Air
https://www.mhz-watercraft.com/shop/en/ ... surfboards
It was used on old Lampuga Boost and Air
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Hey at all
Today I have reached 23 MPH....was a good run in the early morning.
I have promised to send some pics...but how can I do that from my Android mobile?
Bye Fabian
PS the mhz 64 is a good choice
Today I have reached 23 MPH....was a good run in the early morning.
I have promised to send some pics...but how can I do that from my Android mobile?
Bye Fabian
PS the mhz 64 is a good choice
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@fabianpusch,
I think you need to upload the pics from the computer. Record a video and post a link. Also, I have a jet 64 but the only thing stopping me is the battery current is weak and the lids which I am having hard time making. Meanwhile, I bought an electric powered bodyboard in mid-summer.fabianpusch wrote: ↑Sep 24 2019 1:26pmHey at all
Today I have reached 23 MPH....was a good run in the early morning.
I have promised to send some pics...but how can I do that from my Android mobile?
Bye Fabian
PS the mhz 64 is a good choice
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hit 75 kmph yesterday!
heres a video doing not quite full speed around 65kmph
https://youtu.be/BENxS1iLGjk
heres a video doing not quite full speed around 65kmph
https://youtu.be/BENxS1iLGjk
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Your skills are madness!!! You really have all the tools to make Sh## happen.chris_kline wrote: ↑Oct 03 2019 6:22amhit 75 kmph yesterday!
heres a video doing not quite full speed around 65kmph
https://youtu.be/BENxS1iLGjk
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https://youtu.be/hzqdDyQC6nw
Greetings from Corsica.
Your petrol powered board is amazing....really fast. Great job...and a perfect lake with best conditions. Where is it?
Greetings from Corsica.
Your petrol powered board is amazing....really fast. Great job...and a perfect lake with best conditions. Where is it?
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that looks awesome, really smooth!fabianpusch wrote: ↑Oct 05 2019 1:05amhttps://youtu.be/hzqdDyQC6nw
Greetings from Corsica.
Your petrol powered board is amazing....really fast. Great job...and a perfect lake with best conditions. Where is it?
how much run time do you get per charge? what size battery were you using?
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Runtime 15 minutes devided into 3 sessions of 4-5 minutes. Capacity was 53Ah, after the three runs 30Ah left. So from 100% SOC down to 60-63%.
The only limiting factor is the MGM. It is getting too hot after the 4-5 minutes. Now I am thinking about an additional cooling system.
It is running really well. Top speed was 40km/h.
In this video 36km/h.
Actually I am thinking about going back to my 15S configuration....still waiting for an answer from MGM.
Have send them the data with all the parameters to check...
The only limiting factor is the MGM. It is getting too hot after the 4-5 minutes. Now I am thinking about an additional cooling system.
It is running really well. Top speed was 40km/h.
In this video 36km/h.
Actually I am thinking about going back to my 15S configuration....still waiting for an answer from MGM.
Have send them the data with all the parameters to check...
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what part of your mgm was getting hot? the fets or the caps?
i was having problems with my caps, so i put a huge capacitor bank with watercooling on them and that seemed to solve it.
in the end i was having problems with my batteries getting hot, especially if i full throttle to 54 kmph, and some of my cells started to fail/internally short. i had 2 watercooling plates on my batteries, but i think i needed a bigger pack, was running 14s 12p, but having seen the lampuga taken apart here, seems i needed a 14s 20p
i was having problems with my caps, so i put a huge capacitor bank with watercooling on them and that seemed to solve it.
in the end i was having problems with my batteries getting hot, especially if i full throttle to 54 kmph, and some of my cells started to fail/internally short. i had 2 watercooling plates on my batteries, but i think i needed a bigger pack, was running 14s 12p, but having seen the lampuga taken apart here, seems i needed a 14s 20p
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so you were running a 17p battery? assuming your cells were 3000mah?
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Hi Chris,
No it is a 14S1P configuration.
The cells are KOKAM cells, each cell 53Ah.
The caps are okay, the internal temperature of the MGM says to hot...and then the power is automatically reduced.
How did you solve the cooling of the capacitors, sounds really interesting to me.
No it is a 14S1P configuration.
The cells are KOKAM cells, each cell 53Ah.
The caps are okay, the internal temperature of the MGM says to hot...and then the power is automatically reduced.
How did you solve the cooling of the capacitors, sounds really interesting to me.
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So the FETS are going too hot, sorry missed that...
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i have watercooling plates on the batteries, ill take a photo tomorrow. and the external caps bank just lays between the cooling plates.fabianpusch wrote: ↑Oct 05 2019 5:29amHi Chris,
No it is a 14S1P configuration.
The cells are KOKAM cells, each cell 53Ah.
The caps are okay, the internal temperature of the MGM says to hot...and then the power is automatically reduced.
How did you solve the cooling of the capacitors, sounds really interesting to me.
thats strange that the fets are overheating, how much water are pumping through the mgm cooling plate? i never had a problem with the fets getting hot
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Okay, thats interesting.
I have never measured the waterflow. On the next Saturday I have planed to do some tests.
Water bypass from the jetdrive vs. 12v waterpump.
I think it should be possible to make that test stationary.
Watercooling is really difficult to handle because of the height..only 10mm left.
I have never measured the waterflow. On the next Saturday I have planed to do some tests.
Water bypass from the jetdrive vs. 12v waterpump.
I think it should be possible to make that test stationary.
Watercooling is really difficult to handle because of the height..only 10mm left.
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yeah, check the waterflow, the fets on mine never get hot, also what motor timing are you using? more degrees timing keeps the fets cooler, but gets the battery and motor a little hotter.
how much did that battery cost, looks like the proper shiz
how much did that battery cost, looks like the proper shiz