Recent content by psychotiller

Come one Come all! Bring your production boards (not scooters) and custom builds out to this event and lets see how they stack up! No cost to ride the course or race. Helmets Required pads and gloves highly recommended! 1st place will receive a new set of Psychotiller SixShooter Pneumatic...

Ever heard of ABS? hahaha *edit... pls dont - ypedal

If anyone wants to move it that's fine but it's important for everyone to see this message.

My bad!! Thanks for the edit!

PSA- Do not buy anything from AlexTech or his website. https://www.aatorquesystems.com/ Total scammer. 10 maybe more people are waiting on refunds or product for over 2 months. He's been caught in more lies than Trump and obviously shares the same business ethic. Posting this because his site...

Which wheels are you talking about Maxid?

I think there's a market. :D I make 6" billet pneumatic wheels (150mm). My older version is on centerset 608 bearings. The reason I mention that is they would be pretty nice in a mini scooter. I have the stl files. let me know if you'd be interested in using the design. www.psychotiller.com

I wish you would have used a traditional kingpin design. It would have put the motor outboard, behind the tail of the deck. allowing you to have a better/comparable ride-height to that of a traditional longboard . As it is, the ride is going to be inherently unstable and awkward.

You should be able to unplug your receiver wire from channel 2 in you receiver and put it in channel 1.

As I said, it doesn't matter. Follow my directions and you will be fine. 8)

It doesn't matter if the motor/esc is unsensored. plug the wires together. If your motor spins backwards switch any two of the wires around and it will spin forward.

This is what I've done in the past. Clean both pieces really well. Then put a bead of JB weld around one side of the pieces where they meet. Make sure everything is square before anything cures. Then, turn the pieces over and put a bead of Jb weld on the other side where the pieces meet. Let it...

Welding aluminum isn't going to work. Especially if you want to have any structural integrity.

DIY is alive and well. He just finished a big move. Best bet would be to try the chat window on his site.

YUUUUUUP! For at least 150a