AngelDust|Trampa HolyPro 35|SK6374 168kv|E-TOXX|Dual VESC
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In fact, I really feel the battery is like drawing down its power. I didn't had such lack of power with Turnigy 20C lipos
here are my VESC settings, I am not using Traction control
I am going for 40C 6S 5AH Turnigy and will tell you, as nothing is that wrong or at least seems wrong in my VESC conf .... do you see something anormal?
good thing is now I found a nice little hill to test
here are my VESC settings, I am not using Traction control
I am going for 40C 6S 5AH Turnigy and will tell you, as nothing is that wrong or at least seems wrong in my VESC conf .... do you see something anormal?
good thing is now I found a nice little hill to test
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Wow, this carbon looks awesome! What capacity battery packs are You running now? Mine build stuck while ago, had lots of exams, and some machining issues to solve. Hope to get it done soon, it's gonna be heavy and'll have some interesting and practical feautures
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How's the combination of the flexy deck and pneumatics?
My second board will be sitting on pneumatics (with Psychotiller's gorgeous hubs ), but I'm torn between a stiff drop-through or a drop-down (which I think is more flexy than the former) or something different if suggested. I imagine you bounce a decent amount on that thing, which absorbs a lot of the roughness. I won't be building for speed, so eliminating speed wobbles most likely won't be a priority. And the most "off-road" I'll be doing will probably be grass.
My second board will be sitting on pneumatics (with Psychotiller's gorgeous hubs
), but I'm torn between a stiff drop-through or a drop-down (which I think is more flexy than the former) or something different if suggested. I imagine you bounce a decent amount on that thing, which absorbs a lot of the roughness. I won't be building for speed, so eliminating speed wobbles most likely won't be a priority. And the most "off-road" I'll be doing will probably be grass.drmacgyver
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If only I could put my longboard parts on a Trampa Definitely going to scour the internet for something similar though. Your craftsmanship is beautiful and it looks like a dream to ride!
Definitely going to scour the internet for something similar though. Your craftsmanship is beautiful and it looks like a dream to ride! thanks ! and honestly it's not that difficult until you got the appropriate material. Vacuum pump does it all.
I do post a lot of tutorials for people like me that learn by failure, to avoid them issues when prototyping !
sunday morning... riding time, I need to test some prototypes as well as the CarveOn Hub I bought... but on 12S as 10S3P is like ... not really what was expecting
I definitely think that hub single motor could be nice... until you get the higher voltage (i.e 12S)... otherwise it's... slow and lacks of punch (at least with my 10S3P VTC5 cells)
Will report back
Good ride folks !
I do post a lot of tutorials for people like me that learn by failure, to avoid them issues when prototyping !
sunday morning... riding time, I need to test some prototypes as well as the CarveOn Hub I bought... but on 12S as 10S3P is like ... not really what was expecting
I definitely think that hub single motor could be nice... until you get the higher voltage (i.e 12S)... otherwise it's... slow and lacks of punch (at least with my 10S3P VTC5 cells)
Will report back
Good ride folks !
I confirm.
I can stress enough how much fun I'm having in Paris with my Trampa E-MTB. The deck is so awesome, smooth, flexy... and 12S5AH as I'm used since my first DIY builds is just perfect. You can do freestyle and have this MASSIVE power that kick your a$$ ! 33mph is pretty easy achievable, even when climbing.
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rm /Multistar*I can stress enough how much fun I'm having in Paris with my Trampa E-MTB. The deck is so awesome, smooth, flexy... and 12S5AH as I'm used since my first DIY builds is just perfect. You can do freestyle and have this MASSIVE power that kick your a$$ ! 33mph is pretty easy achievable, even when climbing.
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okp said:I can stress enough how much fun I'm having in Paris with my Trampa E-MTB. The deck is so awesome, smooth, flexy... and 12S5AH as I'm used since my first DIY builds is just perfect. You can do freestyle and have this MASSIVE power that kick your a$$ ! 33mph is pretty easy achievable, even when climbing.
I ate dirt on my first dirt trail tour ... unwanted drift got out of hand :lol:
sitting in bindings on rough terrain made for bikes (quite a slim path sometimes) was pretty tense at times! great board overall, the flex is perfect for my weight and makes even rough terrain really smooth! ran max speed (43km/h) a few times, but it feels sketchy, because everything is in motion on that board --- deck flexes, trucks arent very stiff with the yellow dampas, you probably ran 55kph just shortly for bragging rights or did you actually feel comfortable?
Hey
If you wanna test other Dampas to compare i can send you some for testing. Got green and red ones here. I´m really happy with the yellow ones, so no need for the others :wink:
whitepony said:sitting in bindings on rough terrain made for bikes (quite a slim path sometimes) was pretty tense at times! great board overall, the flex is perfect for my weight and makes even rough terrain really smooth! ran max speed (43km/h) a few times, but it feels sketchy, because everything is in motion on that board --- deck flexes, trucks arent very stiff with the yellow dampas, you probably ran 55kph just shortly for bragging rights or did you actually feel comfortable?
If you wanna test other Dampas to compare i can send you some for testing. Got green and red ones here. I´m really happy with the yellow ones, so no need for the others :wink:
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